The High Line
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- steel or metal
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- steel, bolts, like a subway or above ground subway/train
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- going up from the side, and not a big entry way, looks like railroad/train road
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- train tracks on the grassy areas, and splits and one side has the slabs while the ramp down is metal
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- concrete, metal or steel, connects and supports to a building on top
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- like what we said during class, there are barriers, maybe without them, people would probably sit in the grassy area or children would play in it
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- some have gaps, some have metal connections
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- rocks, mixed rocks with concrete
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- metal in between the gaps, to hold in place
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- when i sit, it’s right under my knee
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- splits, and then one side doesn’t have the slabs
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- seems like the chairs are moveable
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- between the seats acts like a ramp
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- looking outsidestill uses steel, wood, bolts, and something between glasses
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- looking in
100 11th Ave.
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- from the slide, the building looks flat
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- when you look at the windows, it gives an illusion of moving back and forth, when only the
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- rods, bolts
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- all connect somewhere
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- not just laid onto each other, but fit and bolted
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- from a distance, i didn’t see the illusion of going in and out, just different size windows
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- backside is brick, and not of all glass or the frame
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- this was closer to the high line, probably separate building, but the windows were in a similar movement, are they connected?
