11 Times Square, Office tower in Times Square Manhattan, United States.
The 40-story glass-clad tower rises at Eighth Avenue within Times Square, featuring office and retail spaces flooded with natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows. The modern exterior design emphasizes transparency and openness across all facades.
Construction began in 2006 without advance lease agreements, reflecting the speculative nature of the project at that time. The law firm Proskauer Rose became the building's anchor tenant when it moved in during 2010.
The lobby features a moving art installation by Tim Prentice that catches visitors' attention as they enter. Large windows throughout the building frame views of the surrounding energy and activity.
The building connects directly to Times Square and Port Authority subway stations, linking to 12 transit lines for easy access to other areas of the city. The central location makes it highly accessible by public transportation.
The building captures rainwater in a collection system that feeds into its cooling towers, reducing overall water consumption. External sunshades on the facade help minimize cooling needs during hot months.
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