200 West Street, Goldman Sachs Headquarters in New York City.
200 West Street, also known as the Goldman Sachs Tower, is a 44-story building located in Lower Manhattan.
The building was completed in 2010 and serves as the global headquarters of the investment banking firm Goldman Sachs.
The tower's design reflects the modern architectural style prevalent in New York's financial district.
The building includes office spaces, conference rooms, a fitness center, and dining facilities.
It is one of the few buildings in Manhattan to have a LEED Gold certification for its environmental sustainability.
Location: Battery Park City
Inception: 2009
Architects: Henry N. Cobb, Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
Official opening: 2010
Architectural style: postmodern architecture
Floors above the ground: 44
Elevators: 53
Height: 228 m
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