Bjarke Ingels in Conversation with Alex Witkoff At One High Line
This past Thursday, some of NYC's most well known real estate executives gathered together to see inside One High Line for the first time. Alex Witkoff, co-CEO of Witkoff the developer of the project, interviewed Bjarke Ingels, the project's architect, inside a beautiful home designed by India Mahdavi overlooking the Hudson River.
As the sun set, Alex and Bjarke discussed BIG's inspiration for the design of One High Line, the project's striking interiors and prime location in West Chelsea, a hotbed for world-famous architecture.
Noteworthy guests included Bjarke Ingels, Alex Witkoff, Steve Gold, and Deborah Kern. Executives from the Witkoff Group and Corcoran Sunshine came together for the special occasion, and guests enjoyed hors d'oeuvres, drinks and music.
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