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A ‘Vine Line’ Vision For Highway
By shannonayala | November 28th, 2012 | 
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- Published in: The West Side Spirit
Courtesy of Laurence Tamaccio
HIS WAY: Architect Laurence Tamaccio dreams of beautifying an elevated stretch of the West Side Highway with vines and waterfalls.
Laurence Tamaccio lives near the West Side Highway, the part that exposes its aged, rusty underbelly and concrete legs, held high above Riverside Park South. In his view, it’s an eyesore – and he wants to cover it with vines and waterfalls.
“Seeing it on a daily basis, it started to sort of wear me down aesthetically,” he said.
Tamaccio, an architect who describes his job as “making things that look awful look better,” posted slides of his High Line-esque vision on YouTube. Trellises and ivy cover the highway’s pillars from 61st Street to 72nd street in the digital image of Tamaccio’s dream.
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