One High Line

The towering silhouette of 111 Murray Street adds a dramatic new form to the New York City skyline. The sculptural tower, designed by famous architects Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, softly expands as it rises upwards, ending in a beautiful, unique crown. The 64 storeys are beautifully wrapped in curved glass, which meets in an architectural reveal that gives the circular shape great definition. From both outside and within the building, the crystalline façade is aesthetically stunning, providing unobstructed views of the city and its surrounding waterways in all directions. Living in New York, NY New York City has been the subject of songs, has served as the setting for many films, and has inspired people all over the world with its grandeur. New York City is never short on spectacle, with some of the country's largest skyscrapers and iconic sites. New York City has been a leader in trade and culture for centuries, reinventing everything from fashion trends to the taste of a good bagel with schmear. New York City is frequently regarded as a concrete jungle, yet there is lots of green area. Officials in New York City are committed to maintaining and enhancing access to green space in all of the city's boroughs. Across the five boroughs, there are about 1,700 parks, playgrounds, and recreational facilities. Although Central Park is known as "New York City's backyard," the High Line is a newer addition.