299 Park Avenue, office building in the United States of America
299 Park Avenue is a distinctive skyscraper located in Manhattan.
Built in 1967, it showcases mid-20th-century modern architecture.
The office tower epitomizes the financial might of the Wall Street area.
It houses major finance companies and global law firms.
Designed by Emery Roth, 299 Park Avenue stands out with its glass and aluminum facade.
Location: Manhattan
Architect: Emery Roth
Official opening: 1967
Floors above the ground: 42
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