In November 2005, ceremonial shovels broke ground at the site of the new Goldman Sachs world headquarters. Located on West Street between Vesey and Murray Streets (Battery Park City’s “Site 26”), the 43-story tower, which is opening in winter 2010, creates room for more than 9,000 employees in 2.1 million gross square feet of office space.
The glass- and stainless-steel tower, designed by architect Henry Cobb of Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, will house six high-tech trading floors, three floors of meeting and amenity spaces, and 30 floors of office space. Its design also incorporates environmentally sustainable features and the latest green-building technologies -- including use of ultra low-sulfur diesel fuel -- with the anticipation of earning a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certification.
Goldman Sachs tower, late 2008
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*The following information was last updated on January 8, 2010.
Vesey Street utility work and restoration through February 2010; and on Murray Street through June 2010 -- all work being coordinated with SDOT and BPCA
Final facade work concludes this month; steel topped out in late April 2008
Building fit-out and final plaza construction continues
The tower received its official occupancy (TCO) in July 2009; move-began in fall 2009 and continues through 2010
Pedestrians will have access to a 5,000-square-foot “retail arcade” along the building’s perimeter, which will feature wide ADA-compliant sidewalks covered by a translucent canopy made of glass and steel. The building’s walkways also will connect pedestrians to neighboring buildings and shopping areas and the Hudson River Park walkway/bikeway.
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