≈ 5 min awayWorld Trade Center- Distance
- 200 m

Office workers along Greenwich Street navigate high-security corporate lobbies and crowded subway corridors before reaching their desks.
The current skyscraper replaced an earlier office tower destroyed during the September attacks. Developed by Larry Silverstein through a ground lease with the Port Authority, the site sits on land bordered by Greenwich, Vesey, Washington, and Barclay Streets. Construction began with rebuilding the underground substation to restore municipal power before workers erected the steel frame and poured the inner concrete core.
At street level, a public triangular plaza features sweetgum trees, boxwood landscaping, and a central fountain containing a stainless steel sculpture by Jeff Koons. Upper levels hold major financial and scientific tenants, including the New York Academy of Sciences and commercial analysts. Long-term workers navigate high-grade corporate security daily while sharing neighborhood sidewalks with crowds heading toward the transit hub.
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