How Long to Read A Field Guide and Handbook of Thoughts, Musings, Observations, Case Studies, and Histories (alternative, Conventional & Otherwise) on the Elevated Structure Formerly and Now Known as the High Line of the Borough of Manhattan for Flâneurs, Cosmopolitans & Bon Vivants

How Long Does it Take to Read A Field Guide and Handbook of Thoughts, Musings, Observations, Case Studies, and Histories (alternative, Conventional & Otherwise) on the Elevated Structure Formerly and Now Known as the High Line of the Borough of Manhattan for Flâneurs, Cosmopolitans & Bon Vivants?

It takes the average reader and 49 minutes to read A Field Guide and Handbook of Thoughts, Musings, Observations, Case Studies, and Histories (alternative, Conventional & Otherwise) on the Elevated Structure Formerly and Now Known as the High Line of the Borough of Manhattan for Flâneurs, Cosmopolitans & Bon Vivants by Mark Dion

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Description

Tiré du site Internet de Printed Matter: "A Field Guide and Handbook to the High Line is a pocket-sized artists' project offering an alternative survey to some curious aspects of New York's elevated High Line park. Presenting an account – both anecdotal and scientifically minded – of the fauna and insect-life that thrives there, the book serves as a colorful introduction to the vast and varied ecology of the High Line. Full of peculiar observations, rumors, speculations, and mostly-true facts, Field Guide captures the manifold experience of moving along the elevated greenway through a towering cityscape. Editor Ethan Hauser and art historian Kenneth Helphand have offered essay contributions that consider the historical significance of the structure and place it within a broader trajectory of urban design through precedents of "an elevated plain". The project is designed by New Yorker-illustrator Jorge Colombo and includes several of his own digital artworks that are finger painted on an iPhone. Illustrations of High Line wildlife are by Bryan Wilson. This re-edition of Field Guide includes a new cover colorway, updates the High Line's 87-year timeline (bringing us to present), as well as an expanded map from Naomi & Emmy Reis to include the newest section of the High Line extending north of West 30th street. This is the updated 2nd edition, co-published with Friends of the High Line, the nonprofit organization that maintains and operates New York's High Line park."

How long is A Field Guide and Handbook of Thoughts, Musings, Observations, Case Studies, and Histories (alternative, Conventional & Otherwise) on the Elevated Structure Formerly and Now Known as the High Line of the Borough of Manhattan for Flâneurs, Cosmopolitans & Bon Vivants?

A Field Guide and Handbook of Thoughts, Musings, Observations, Case Studies, and Histories (alternative, Conventional & Otherwise) on the Elevated Structure Formerly and Now Known as the High Line of the Borough of Manhattan for Flâneurs, Cosmopolitans & Bon Vivants by Mark Dion is 48 pages long, and a total of 12,384 words.

This makes it 16% the length of the average book. It also has 15% more words than the average book.

How Long Does it Take to Read A Field Guide and Handbook of Thoughts, Musings, Observations, Case Studies, and Histories (alternative, Conventional & Otherwise) on the Elevated Structure Formerly and Now Known as the High Line of the Borough of Manhattan for Flâneurs, Cosmopolitans & Bon Vivants Aloud?

The average oral reading speed is 183 words per minute. This means it takes 1 hour and 7 minutes to read A Field Guide and Handbook of Thoughts, Musings, Observations, Case Studies, and Histories (alternative, Conventional & Otherwise) on the Elevated Structure Formerly and Now Known as the High Line of the Borough of Manhattan for Flâneurs, Cosmopolitans & Bon Vivants aloud.

What Reading Level is A Field Guide and Handbook of Thoughts, Musings, Observations, Case Studies, and Histories (alternative, Conventional & Otherwise) on the Elevated Structure Formerly and Now Known as the High Line of the Borough of Manhattan for Flâneurs, Cosmopolitans & Bon Vivants?

A Field Guide and Handbook of Thoughts, Musings, Observations, Case Studies, and Histories (alternative, Conventional & Otherwise) on the Elevated Structure Formerly and Now Known as the High Line of the Borough of Manhattan for Flâneurs, Cosmopolitans & Bon Vivants is suitable for students ages 8 and up.

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