Abstract
This richly illustrated and well-informed book is a celebration of New York City’s High Line’s gardens and their revolutionary philosophy. Piet Oudolf and Rick Darke present the history of the gardens, the essence of the project, its influences and its ambitions. With its hundreds of photographs, this book offers an immersive walk along these urban gardens, from the south end–Gansevoort woodland—to the north end—the Rail Yards. In a short preface, the authors write that their book aims at pr...
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