At 103 years old, you'd need a facelift, too.
Silverstein Properties is pleased to announce a series of major capital improvements set to update and amenitize 120 Broadway from ground floor to rooftop, restoring it back to its original beauty while creating a superior experience for our tenants.
Major Curb Appeal
EXTERIOR RESTORATION
New exterior lighting and a restoration of the original limestone and terra-cotta facade will infuse 120 Broadway with new life from the outside in.
Making an Entrance
GRAND ENTRYWAY REVIVAL
An arched glass entryway inspired by the original 1915 design will fill the lobby with natural light and create a stunning welcome experience for tenants and guests alike.
Let the Light In
LOBBY REFRESH
It might sound difficult to improve on a lobby that boasts soaring vaulted ceilings with gold leaf accents, but we’re adding new lighting and design touch-ups to greet guests with style and sophistication.
Get Your Shop On
NEW RETAIL OPPORTUNITIES
In addition to the cosmetic updates to the lobby, we’re welcoming lifestyle and luxury to the ground level with new retail activations throughout.
Elevated Style
ELEVATOR & SECURITY UPGRADES
The elevator lobbies are being restored to echo their original 1915 look and feel. Bronze grilles with LED panels will replace the gray metal plates above the elevator doors, extending the building’s refined style into the elevator banks while further illuminating the area.
Step on Out
ROOFTOP RETREAT
Our tenant-exclusive rooftop retreat will feature inspiring panoramic city views, outdoor workspaces, and lounge to keep you at peak productivity.
On Your Time
LUNCH AND LOUNGE
An inviting space and comfortable seating offers tenants the perfect place to take a break or get inspired. A grab-and-go café serves up breakfast and lunch, while a full-service cocktail bar delivers post-work relief (or some extra creative fuel for those "working lunches").
Get on Up
CULINARY EXPERIENCE
The new 40th-floor lounge offers a unique street-inspired food hall experience, curated by a designated James Beard Foundation chef. Powering through a deadline on your lunch break? No worries—with building-wide food delivery, tenants can enjoy one of our premium, curated meals from the comfort of their desks.
Arrive in Style
SECURE BIKE STORAGE
The bicycle storage facility will bring peace of mind to riders, not to mention a locker room and showers to freshen up at the start of the work day.
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