135 East 57th Street

Building in Manhattan, New York November 2025 April 2026 135 East 57th Street E 57 St Jul 2021 16.jpg View from the ground 135 East 57th Street, Manhattan, New York, US 40.7614 -73.9693 region:US-NY_type:landmark inline,title 1985 1987 Kohn Pedersen Fox TF Cornerstone 456000 ft2 32 Postmodern 430 ft 135 East 57th Street (also known as Tower 57) is a skyscraper at in the Midtown Manhattan neighborhood of New York City, United States. Designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox, it was built in 1987 and stands at the northwest corner of the intersection of 57th Street and Lexington Avenue. The building was constructed in a postmodern style, with Art Moderne influences, and measures 430 ft tall with about 32 stories. The facade consists mostly of gray granite, and the massing or general shape consists of a high-rise shaft curving around a plaza at the street corner. The interior covers about 456000 ft2 and includes two retail basements, a neoclassical lobby, and offices above. 135 East 57th Street was developed by Madison Equities, which had also developed the Galleria immediately to the west. Although Madison Equities had leased the site from the Wallace family in 1972, work on the tower did not begin until 1985, amid legal disputes. The building was substantially completed in 1987, initially with an art and antiques dealership, Place des Antiquaires, in the basements. Though most of the office space was occupied by 1990, Madison Equities surrendered ownership to the holders of the building's mortgage loan in 1992. The Cohen Brothers group bought the building's leasehold in 1997 and renovated the lobby and plaza. TF Cornerstone acquired the building in 2025 and announced plans to convert it into apartments. Site 135 East 57th Street, also known as Tower 57,January 12, 2015 What's the Deal: News Digest http://online.wsj.com/articles/whats-the-deal-news-digest-1421028098 November 14, 2025 The Wall Street Journal en-US 0099-9660 is at the northwest corner of 57th Street and Lexington Avenue in the Midtown Manhattan neighborhood of New York City.Stern Fishman Tilove 2006 . 739 It occupies much of the eastern half of a city block bounded by 57th Street to the south, Lexington Avenue to the east, 58th Street to the north, and Park Avenue to the west. The land lot is arranged in an irregular T shape, covering 26731 ft2.135 East 57 Street, 10022 https://zola.planning.nyc.gov/l/lot/1/1312/15#18.53/40.761407/-73.9689727 March 20, 2020 New York City Department of City Planning The plot has frontage of 120 ft along Lexington Avenue, 215 ft along 57th Street, and 37 ft in the middle of the block along 58th Street.Goodman George July 31, 1983 E. 57th St. Lot Focus of Development Clash https://www.nytimes.com/1983/07/31/realestate/e-57th-st-lot-focus-of-development-clash.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times The city block is shared with the Ritz Tower and The Galleria to the west, while 731 Lexington Avenue is to the northeast. Since the 1940s, the Wallace family had owned the land under the site. The corner site was previously occupied by a modernist building at 137 East 57th Street, designed by Thompson & Churchill.Gray Christopher June 6, 2013 A Ghost With an Impressive Résumé https://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/09/realestate/a-ghost-with-an-impressive-resume.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times This building, constructed in the International Style or Bauhaus style, was designed in 1931 and is variously cited as having six or seven stories. Unusually for buildings of its time, 137 East 57th Street had a mostly-glass facade with small amounts of colored terracotta; the facade was cantilevered from interior columns, and there had been no columns at the corner. A series of rowhouses extended west of there, rising two to eight stories each. Architecture The building was designed by Kohn Pedersen FoxKennedy Shawn G. November 11, 1987 REAL ESTATE; Art Center For Tower In Midtown https://www.nytimes.com/1987/11/11/business/real-estate-art-center-for-tower-in-midtown.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times 135 East 57th Street - The Skyscraper Center https://www.skyscrapercenter.com/building/135-east-57th-street/11589 November 14, 2025 Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat – CTBUH and was constructed in a postmodern style, with Art Moderne influences.Goldberger Paul October 9, 1988 Architecture View; Breaking the Rules To Make a Corner An Urban Event https://www.nytimes.com/1988/10/09/arts/architecture-view-breaking-the-rules-to-make-a-corner-an-urban-event.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times It is variously cited as having 31, 32Cuba Julianne August 26, 2025 TF Cornerstone inks long-term ground lease at Billionaires Row's Tower 57 https://www.crainsnewyork.com/real-estate/tf-cornerstone-inks-99-year-ground-lease-tower-57-billionaires-row November 13, 2025 Crain's New York Business 6 41 29 3244524291 or 34 stories.McCain Mark May 10, 1987 Voracious Space Demand Meets a Surging Supply https://www.nytimes.com/1987/05/10/realestate/voracious-space-demand-meets-a-surging-supply.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times The building measures 430 ft tall. Exterior When the building was constructed, its main entrances were placed on 57th Street to the south, while a narrow wing with a loading dock extended northward to 58th Street.Oser Alan S. October 14, 1984 Split-lot Lexington Project Melds Conflicting Themes https://www.nytimes.com/1984/10/14/realestate/split-lot-lexington-project-melds-conflicting-themes.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times The facade consists mostly of gray granite, while some of the decorations are made of black granite, green marble, and bronze.Kennedy Shawn G. April 20, 1988 About Real Estate; East Side Getting 2 New Office Towers https://www.nytimes.com/1988/04/20/business/about-real-estate-east-side-getting-2-new-office-towers.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times The massing, or general shape, consists of a high-rise shaft curving around a plaza at the street corner.Dunlap David W. September 22, 1991 Commercial Property: 135 East 57th Street; Distinct, Well-Sited, 90% Leased – and in Bankruptcy https://www.nytimes.com/1991/09/22/realestate/commercial-property-135-east-57th-street-distinct-well-sited-90-leased.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times The 57th Street facade in general is divided horizontally into three sections, similarly to a column's base, shaft, and capital. The western portion of the site contains a 27-story-high wing, which is attached to the primary 32-story mass and is set back from five storefronts at the base. This design was necessitated by a zoning change partway during the design process. The curved corner includes the entrance to the office space. It surrounds a plaza with an open-air tempietto,Morrone Francis Architectural Guidebook to New York City Gibbs Smith, Publisher 2009 978-1-4236-1116-5 https://books.google.com/books?id=EnM7nPb43DoC 259 consisting of a series of 30 ft -tall mid columns.Rothstein Mervyn October 27, 1999 Commercial Real Estate; Putting a French Touch on an Office Tower Lobby https://www.nytimes.com/1999/10/27/nyregion/commercial-real-estate-putting-a-french-touch-on-an-office-tower-lobby.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times This plaza covers 5,000 ft2 and has a fountain, marble decorations, and plants. The presence of the plaza allowed the building's developers to receive a zoning bonus, which increased the floor space by 25% compared with a similarly-sized building that lacked a plaza. Due to its location at the site's southeast corner, it initially received sunlight throughout much of the day. Interior The interior covers approximately 456000 ft2.Ginsburg Aaron August 7, 2025 TF Cornerstone plans to convert Billionaires' Row office tower into 350 apartments https://www.6sqft.com/tf-cornerstone-plans-to-convert-billionaires-row-office-tower-into-350-apartments/ November 13, 2025 6sqft Two basement stories originally contained Place des Antiquaires, a 50000 ft2 on marketplace for antique and art dealers.Lebow Joan October 19, 1987 Noted Boston Retailer Enters Lexington Battle Crain's New York Business 46 3 42 219112594 The basement space was accessed by a set of escalators.Reif Rita November 20, 1987 For Collectors, New Sites For Antiquities and Art https://www.nytimes.com/1987/11/20/arts/for-collectors-new-sites-for-antiquities-and-art.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times Read Mimi June 2, 1988 A Mall for Antiques https://www.newspapers.com/article/newsday-a-mall-for-antiquesmimi-read/184892716/ November 13, 2025 Newsday 214 It included marble concourses with classical-style niches for dealers, patterned after Paris's Louvre des Antiquaires. There were initially approximately 90 storefronts,Dunlap David W. September 2, 1986 A Midtown Marketplace for Antiques Planned https://www.nytimes.com/1986/09/02/nyregion/a-midtown-marketplace-for-antiques-planned.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times each with 275 ft2 on average. Place des Antiquaires was built in the basement because it did not fall under zoning regulations, as the above-ground floors did. The basements were designed to accommodate other tenants if the marketplace failed; the space ultimately became a department store in the 1990s.Stern Fishman Tilove 2006 . 740 The lobby is designed in a green and grayscale color palette, with steel, plaster, granite, and marble decorations in a neoclassical style. It has two murals by Gerald Coltat, which depict various subjects upon a gold background, along with two statues and various urns with flowers. The lowest three stories had 34000 ft2; the first and second stories were used exclusively for retail, while the third story could be used as either offices or retail. The lower-story shops were initially supposed to span 3500 to 6000 ft2 each, but the building's first retail tenant, Louis of Boston, combined all of these spaces. The offices above the third story were variously cited as covering 325000 ft2, 340,000 ft2,Vizard Mary McAleer December 28, 1997 In the Region/Westchester; Doling Out a Food Giant's Home https://www.nytimes.com/1997/12/28/realestate/in-the-region-westchester-doling-out-a-food-giant-s-home.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times or 350,000 ft2. Unusually for a late-20th-century office building in New York City, much of the interior space is illuminated by natural light; each of the building's stories has between 57000 and 14000 ft2. Five stories atop the building span 6750 ft2, and one story was also built with a double-height ceiling. History Development 135 East 57th Street was developed by Madison Equities, which had also developed the Galleria immediately to the west;McCain Mark March 10, 1986 Madison Equities 'Park' Sparks Furor Crain's New York Business 1 2 10 219154423 that structure, completed in 1975, had 55 stories.1960 502 Madison Equities had tried to acquire land to the east, extending to Lexington Avenue, but were initially unable to obtain a large portion of the site from the Wallace family. The Wallaces agreed to lease the land to Madison Equities in December 1972,January 17, 1993 Commercial Property: 135 East 57th Street; A Tiny Park Plays Big Role in a Suit https://www.nytimes.com/1993/01/17/realestate/commercial-property-135-east-57th-street-a-tiny-park-plays-big-role-in-a-suit.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times and Madison Equities had completed its acquisitions (except for a small parcel near Lexington Avenue and 58th Street) by 1974. The company's leader at the time, Edwin Glickman, eventually planned to build a second tower on the Lexington Avenue site; in the meantime, he transferred some of the air rights from that site to the Galleria, allowing that building to include three additional stories' worth of floor area.May 12, 1974 News of the Realty Trade Big East Side Assemblage Disclosed https://www.nytimes.com/1974/05/12/archives/big-east-side-assemblage-disclosed-news-of-the-realty-trade.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times In conjunction with the Galleria development, Glickman promised the local Manhattan Community Board 5 that he would construct a public park on 57th Street, but this did not happen. By the early 1980s, Madison Equities' buildings east of the Galleria were mostly vacant, except for some businesses at street level. The site's architect Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF) initially drew up plans for a 21-story building without a public plaza. While on a trip to Paris, Robert Gladstone, by then the leader of Madison Equities, devised the idea for an antique dealership at the building.Reif Rita October 14, 1988 Antiques Center Still Expanding As New Dealers Move Into Shops https://www.nytimes.com/1988/10/14/arts/antiques-center-still-expanding-as-new-dealers-move-into-shops.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times Midway through the design process, in 1982, the city government rezoned the western portion of the site as part of a new Midtown zoning district, prompting KPF to redesign the building. The revised design included a 28-story tower to the west, recessed from a low-rise retail section, and a 34-story tower to the east. The Wallace family moved to terminate Madison Equities' lease in 1983, claiming the firm had raised rents and demolished an existing building in violation of its lease. The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission had considered designating 137 East 57th Street as a city landmark the previous year. The designation hearing was canceled after Madison Equities received demolition permits; the New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division, refused to block the permits. Though the attempted lease cancellation was ultimately unsuccessful, it delayed the start of construction. Robert Gladstone announced in late 1985 that he would begin constructing a 32-story skyscraper on the site, which was to include Place des Antiquaires, a complex for art and antique dealers.Moritz Owen November 14, 1985 Trouble at SONYMA https://www.newspapers.com/article/daily-news-trouble-at-sonymaowen-moritz/184891095/ November 13, 2025 Daily News 12 Unlike other New York City skyscrapers that were built for specific anchor tenants, Madison Equities developed the building without any major tenant in mind.DePalma Anthony July 27, 1986 Building Offices Without a Prime Tenant https://www.nytimes.com/1986/07/27/realestate/building-offices-without-a-prime-tenant.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times The development was initially supposed to include low-rise, townhouse-style shops and boutiques on 57th Street;December 20, 1985 Tower-ing at Lexington & 57th St. https://www.newspapers.com/article/daily-news-tower-ing-at-lexington-57th/184891274/ November 13, 2025 Daily News 499 as built, the shops were integrated into the tower's base. During the tower's construction, the city government issued dozens of summonses to the building's main contractor HRH Construction for safety-code violations, including for missing safety equipment and absent safety managers.Friedman Robert August 10, 1987 Facing the Fatal Consequences https://www.newspapers.com/article/newsday-facing-the-fatal-consequencesro/184887014/ November 13, 2025 Newsday 7, 24 Additionally, the Wallace family sued the Gladstone family in 1986 after discovering that the Gladstones had made an agreement with the city to set aside part of the site as parkland, in violation of their lease. Opening and early years thumb|Ground-level tempietto The building was substantially completed in 1987; it was one of several skyscrapers in eastern Midtown Manhattan that had been developed in the late 1980s to meet increasing office demand. Two firms were hired to lease out the building's space to American and European tenants. That October, the menswear store Louis, Boston leased the first through third floors. Place des Antiquaires opened in the basement the next month,Peers Alexandra March 28, 1990 Art Mall Tries to Be More Than a Still Life The Wall Street Journal B1 0099-9660 135485957 initially with 34 dealers who hailed largely from Europe. Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company also took some space, opening a bank branch along Lexington Avenue. By mid-1988, all of the building's retail space had been leased, and interior fit-out was nearly complete. At the time, either one-third or half of the office space was occupied. The building's tenants initially included Dutch bank NMB Corporation (later ING Group), banking house TCR Corporation, document management firm Xerox, and beverage firm Moet-Hennessey. The antique center sometimes had up to 1,000 daily visitors, half the initial visitation estimates,McCain Mark July 17, 1988 Commercial Property: Antique Dealers; Shops Leave High-Rent Madison for Specialty Centers https://www.nytimes.com/1988/07/17/realestate/commercial-property-antique-dealers-shops-leave-high-rent-madison-for-specialty.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times though dealers were continuing to move in or expand their spaces. Place des Antiquaires struggled to attract visitors due to the early 1990s recession and its basement location.Selvin Barbara W. July 8, 1991 It's Like Old Times for Antiques Dealers Newsday 31 2574-5298 278393419 The dealers' complex had only 10,000 to 14,000 monthly visitors by 1990, and its operators claimed that Madison Equities had refused to advertise the complex. Nine-tenths of the building's space was occupied, but the office tenants were paying less than the building's expenses and mortgage payments were worth. Three retail tenants, who collectively paid $2 million in annual rent, moved out simultaneously in 1990, leaving 135 East 57th Street's owners unable to make payments. By the next year, the Gladstones and their lenders were arguing over who should collect tenants' rent.Selvin Barbara W. June 5, 1991 Place de Bankruptcie Chap. 11 filing for `egotistical space's' owner Newsday 41 2574-5298 278397932 Amid the financial uncertainty, the dealers' complex filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in June 1991. The Gladstone family also filed for bankruptcy protection, and the brokerage firm CBRE Group began collecting tenants' rents. The holders of the building's mortgage—a consortium between the Alaska Permanent Fund, the Los Angeles Fire and Police Pension Fund, and the Teacher Retirement System of Texas—took over the building's leasehold in December 1992. Shortly afterward, the Wallace family again sought to evict the leaseholders, saying the building violated the lease. The office tower was nearly fully leased, but the antiques center was struggling financially, since the center lacked a director or an advertising budget. Place des Antiquaires closed entirely in 1994, and the space was leased to discount store Daffy's, which announced plans to renovate the basements.November 27, 1994 POSTINGS: Chez Place des Antiquaires: Daffy's; Antiques Out Off-Price In https://www.nytimes.com/1994/11/27/realestate/postings-chez-place-des-antiquaires-daffy-s-antiques-out-off-price-in.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times A pop-up store for Ikea opened in the building in 1995 and operated temporarily.Surprenant Alexandra July 11, 2024 IKEA to open a store on New York City's Fifth Avenue https://www.archpaper.com/2024/07/ikea-open-store-fifth-avenue/ November 14, 2025 The Architect's Newspaper Bonanos Christopher July 2, 2024 Ikea Will Try (for the Third Time) to Open a Manhattan Store https://www.curbed.com/article/ikea-fifth-avenue-midtown-manhattan-meeting-point.html November 14, 2025 Curbed Cohen Brothers ownership thumb|The main tower (right) and its west wing (left) from 57th Street The mortgage lenders were trying to sell 135 East 57th Street by 1997;Feldman Amy Gabriel Fred March 10, 1997 Gladstone close to deal on old Roxy Deli site Crain's New York Business 4 13 10 219143963 the Cohen Brothers group bought the building's leasehold that year, paying $114 million.Johnson Ben Feb 1998 Can it get any better? 1997 marks watershed year National Real Estate Investor 92 40 2 200376111 After buying the building, Charles Steven Cohen hired Jacques Garcia to redesign the lobby and Thomas Balsley to redesign the plaza. The lobby renovation was completed in 1999; by then, the building had many financial-industry tenants and was fully occupied except for two floors. Some original tenants, including INGBagli Charles V. April 7, 1997 City Hall Deal Ties Subsidies To Job Growth https://www.nytimes.com/1997/04/07/nyregion/city-hall-deal-ties-subsidies-to-job-growth.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times and Xerox, had moved out.Dunlap David W. December 28, 1997 The Changing Face of Park Avenue https://www.nytimes.com/1997/12/28/realestate/the-changing-face-of-park-avenue.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times During the 2000s, the financial services firm Cantor Fitzgerald temporarily used 135 East 57th Street as its headquarters.Cockfield Errol A. Jr. July 27, 2004 Former Trade Center Tenant, Cantor Fitzgerald Signs Lease on E. 59th Newsday A25 2574-5298 279795774 Daffy's moved out in 2012, and the basement retail space was vacant for three years.Velasquez Angela November 17, 2015 Saks Fifth Avenue Off 5th Announces Second Manhattan Location https://sourcingjournal.com/denim/denim-retail/saks-fifth-avenue-off-5th-announces-second-manhattan-location-97616/ November 13, 2025 Sourcing Journal Saks Fifth Avenue subsequently opened a branch of its Off 5th store in the basement in 2015.Edelson Sharon November 16, 2015 Saks Off 5th to Open in Midtown Manhattan https://wwd.com/business-news/retail/feature/saks-off-5th-nyc-10280041/ November 13, 2025 WWD The same year, Cohen announced plans to renovate the building for $7 million, renaming it Tower 57. At the time, the building had a variety of office tenants, including cosmetics and financial firm, while the surrounding stretch of 57th Street was being redeveloped as part of Billionaires' Row. In 2022, Fortress Credit Corporation gave Cohen a $100 million loan to refinance the building.Gourarie Chava October 4, 2022 Fortress Provides Charles Cohen With $534M for NYC, Florida Properties https://commercialobserver.com/2022/10/fortress-provides-charles-cohen-with-533m-for-new-york-florida-properties/ November 13, 2025 Commercial Observer Weiss Lois September 25, 2024 Charles Cohen's ex-Midtown office building is back on the market https://therealdeal.com/new-york/2024/09/25/charles-cohens-tower-57-back-on-the-market/ November 13, 2025 The Real Deal The next year, William Wallace sought to terminate Cohen's ground lease, citing that Cohen owed $4.2 million in back taxes and $9 million in overdue rent. Cohen claimed that Wallace had prevented him from converting the building to residential use.Cavanaugh Suzannah Young Jay December 27, 2023 Charles Cohen looks to surrender Midtown office building https://therealdeal.com/new-york/2023/12/27/charles-cohen-cant-convert-office-tower-may-surrender-it/ November 13, 2025 The Real Deal The New York Supreme Court ordered the building to be placed for sale in September 2024.October 15, 2024 Charles Cohen's Cohen Brothers loses ground lease at Midtown East tower securing $100M loan https://www.pincusco.com/charles-cohens-cohen-brothers-loses-ground-lease-at-midtown-east-tower-securing-100m-loan/ November 13, 2025 PincusCo TF Cornerstone ownership TF Cornerstone announced in August 2025 that it planned to convert the building into 350 apartments.Tiganescu Claudiu TF Cornerstone to Convert Manhattan Tower to Multifamily Multi-Housing News August 6, 2025 https://www.multihousingnews.com/tf-cornerstone-to-convert-manhattan-tower-into-multifamily/ November 13, 2025 The plans called for about one-quarter of the apartments to be set aside as affordable housing.Hallum Mark August 5, 2025 TF Cornerstone Closes Deal to Convert 135 East 57th Street to Housing https://commercialobserver.com/2025/08/tf-cornerstone-135-east-57th-street-ground-lease/ November 13, 2025 Commercial Observer TF Cornerstone signed a ground lease with Wallace that month. At the time, work on the residential conversion was scheduled to begin by June 2026 and take two to three years. Saks Fifth Avenue announced in late 2025 that it planned to close the Off 5th store,Rahmanan Anna November 12, 2025 The Saks Off 5th store on the Upper East Side is officially closing on December 31 https://www.timeout.com/newyork/news/the-saks-off-5th-store-on-the-upper-east-side-is-officially-closing-on-december-31-111225 November 13, 2025 Time Out New York Moin David November 5, 2025 Exclusive: Saks Off 5th Sets Nine Store Closings https://wwd.com/business-news/retail/saks-off-5th-closing-9-stores-1238337870/ November 13, 2025 WWD citing disruptions from the upcoming residential conversion;Moin David September 10, 2025 Saks Off 5th Vacating 57th Street https://wwd.com/business-news/retail/saks-off-5th-leaving-57th-street-1238134423/ November 14, 2025 WWD subsequently, Chelsea Piers Fitness leased the old Off 5th space.Cuba Julianne Chelsea Piers Fitness signs lease at Midtown office tower set for residential conversion Crain's New York Business November 17, 2025 https://www.crainsnewyork.com/real-estate/tf-cornerstone-signs-lease-chelsea-piers-fitness-midtown November 20, 2025 Reception and media When the building was complete, it received acclaim. The writer Paul Goldberger called it "a startling success as a work of architecture and even more as a piece of urban design", saying the plaza complemented the curved massing and that the design was a reinterpretation of the mid-20th-century Art Moderne style. Goldberger later wrote that he felt the design was "a bit too fussy but has a splendid concave facade whose inventive curve is enough to make you forgive all".Goldberger Paul December 25, 1988 Architecture View; Fashions in Bricks and Mortar Make Room for Conscience https://www.nytimes.com/1988/12/25/arts/architecture-view-fashions-in-bricks-and-mortar-make-room-for-conscience.html November 13, 2025 The New York Times By contrast, the critic Suzanna Sirefman considered the massing to be "disconcerting", and the 2000 edition of the AIA Guide to New York City called the plaza "silly".Stern Fishman Tilove 2006 . 739–740 In 2013, the architectural historian Christopher Gray wrote that 135 East 57th Street was "one of the great architectural ripostes of New York, a lugubriously postmodern but definitely Classical folly", and that the plaza could well have accommodated the previous Bauhaus-style building at the corner. The design was depicted in the 2002 film Spider-Man as the Oscorp Tower. The building also features as the headquarters of the fictional E-Corp in USA Network's Mr. Robot.2017-10-19 NYC Filming Locations for USA Network's "Mr. Robot" https://www.untappedcities.com/10-nyc-film-locations-for-usa-networks-mr-robot/ 2026-08-19 Untapped New York en References Sources 2000 Category:1987 establishments in New York City Category:Midtown Manhattan Category:Office buildings completed in 1987 Category:Office buildings in Manhattan Category:57th Street (Manhattan) Category:Lexington Avenue Category:1980s architecture in the United States Category:Kohn Pedersen Fox buildings