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West 14th Street Promenade Debuts in the Meatpacking District
June 23, 2025, 3:38.13 pm ET

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The Meatpacking District just got a major pedestrian upgrade. In partnership with the NYC Department of Transportation, the Meatpacking District Management Association has unveiled the West 14th Street Promenade—a reimagined stretch between Ninth and Tenth Avenues that transforms the former curblanes into vibrant gathering spaces.

Featuring over 4,000 square feet of custom-built decks, sustainable furniture from Scandinavian brand Vestre, and future plans for public art and concessions, the project creates a seamless pedestrian connection between Gansevoort Plaza, Hudson River Park, and key attractions like Little Island and the High Line.

This latest improvement is the second milestone in the Meatpacking District’s Western Gateway Vision Plan, designed to make the far West Side more walkable, accessible, and socially connected. With five new seating areas, added greenery, and enhanced traffic flow, the promenade offers a flexible, people-first approach to urban design.“Transforming our streets into vibrant public spaces is at the heart of a more connected and inclusive city,” said Ya-Ting Liu, Chief Public Realm Officer. As the neighborhood continues to evolve, the promenade signals a new era for how New Yorkers interact with the street.


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