GOOD Mag Presents: Edward Norton and the High Line



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Description: http://www.GOODMagazine.com Edward Norton and The Friends of the High Line are helping convert a historic 1.5 mile elevated railway into a beautiful public park. We profiled them in the first issue of GOOD and hope you enjoy this awesome, original project as much as we do! Directed by David Sampliner, Produced by Bristol Baughan, Edited by Lindsay Utz and music by Talkdemonic and Yacht. Preliminary Design Images: All images created by Field Operations and Diller Scofidio + Renfro. Permission to reproduce images: Courtesy The City of New York, (c) 2004. Highline Portraits: Joel Sternfeld (c) 2000. Historical Photographs: George A. Fuller, builder, courtesy of archiveofindustry.com James Shaughnessy, 1953
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