DESCRIPTION

Constructed in 1931 and rising 31 floors above the street level, 1270 Avenue of the Americas offers a prime Midtown location. The New York building is set as the northwest anchor of Rockefeller Center and offers nearly 481,000 square feet of rentable office space. Upon entering 1270 Avenue of the Americas, tenants and guests notice the newly renovated lobby of the building. The lobby features a bronze art piece called Sentinels, which was created by artist Robert Kushner. This artwork gives the lobby a luxurious, ethereal feel. This skyscraper includes 12 elevators to take guests and clients where they need to be. Once inside the office units, tenants take in magnificent city views thanks to the numerous windows that cover each side of 1270 Avenue of the Americas. Commuting to and from this New York office building is never a problem, as it offers easy access to many major subway lines, including B, D, F and M. In addition, visitors of 1270 Avenue of the Americas have direct access to Rockefeller Center, the subway concourse and Radio City Music Hall, as it is located just next door. Vertical strips of limestone make 1270 Avenue of the Americas appear to reach endlessly into the sky. The many set-backs with their ornate tops allow the building's art deco style to shine through.