A SILHOUETTE UNLIKE ANY OTHER

Conceived by renowned architect Eli Attia, 101 Park Avenue is a statement of an unforgettable design and timeless ingenuity. A unique shape with more directional views than the typical four-sided vantages of most offices. Diagonally placed for abundant light and spaciousness for tenants from bottom to top. It remains one of the most dramatic and recognizable buildings in New York City.

STATEMENT ENTRANCE

Enter a lobby of grand proportions. A canopy of illuminated glass bathes the granite walls in sunlight. The spaciousness continues through the broad and bright elevator corridors and emerges into an open rear multi-leveled lobby. It is a space both elegant and visually interesting.

DRAMATIC
TENANT SPACES

Moving upstairs to the office floors, it’s hard to predict which views 101 Park Avenue tenants appreciate more – the office spaces flooded with light or the dazzling views in every direction.

Ten individual perimeter exposures provide abundant natural light and each floor boasts eight corner offices. And, the column-free office spaces invite floor plans as unique as they are efficient. Exceptional vistas abound. Sunlight sparkles on such City landmarks as the Chrysler and Empire State Buildings, Brooklyn Bridge, and Grand Central Terminal. Evening shadows play across Downtown’s skyscrapers, Central Park and Murray Hill brownstones. Park Avenue provides kaleidoscopic images of moving colors and twinkling lights as planes take off at LaGuardia Airport, an occasional sailboat skims along the East River and cruise ships pull into dock on the Hudson.