New York Times Building, Romanesque Revival building in Financial District, United States.
The New York Times Building at 41 Park Row rises 64.62 meters with 13 floors and features rounded arches and decorative stonework details.
Architect George B. Post designed this structure in 1889, marking an early phase in the development of Manhattan skyscrapers during the nineteenth century.
The building served as the headquarters for The New York Times newspaper until 1904, representing the growth of print media in New York City.
Located near multiple subway stations, the structure maintains its position as a New York City Landmark while functioning as an educational facility.
The building stands on solid bedrock, which provided the necessary foundation for constructing tall structures in the Financial District during the 1880s.
Location: Manhattan
Inception: 1889
Architects: George B. Post
Official opening: 1889
Architectural style: Romanesque Revival architecture
Floors above the ground: 13
Height: 64.62 m
GPS coordinates: 40.71167,-74.00619
Latest update: November 27, 2025 08:59
Renzo Piano, born in Genoa in 1937, has developed an architectural language over five decades that combines technical precision with human scale. His buildings are characterized by transparent facades, visible structural elements, and the integration of natural light. The Centre Pompidou in Paris, completed in 1977 with Richard Rogers, displays building services on the exterior. The Whitney Museum in New York uses industrial materials within a residential neighborhood. The Shard in London reaches 309 meters with a glass facade that reflects daylight. His cultural buildings connect function with urban context. The Fondation Beyeler in Riehen near Basel sits within a park with glass walls between interior and exterior spaces. The Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome comprises three concert halls with different acoustics. Kansai Airport in Osaka stands on an artificial island with a 1.7-kilometer terminal. Piano received the Pritzker Prize in 1998 for his work.
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