Set within a recessed area of the building, slightly north of Battery Place on the west side of Western Union

Under provisions of the now repealed Special Manhattan Landing Development District, this building provided a two-story-high special permit arcade, scooped

Originally a barren plaza developed under the 1961 Zoning Resolution’s minimal “as-of-right” plaza standards, this space was voluntarily upgraded by

Located on the northeast side of the intersection of Cedar and William Streets, this urban plaza at the hotel-residential tower

The public space that encircles this full-block development on Greenwich, North Moore, West, and Hubert Street sides is actually composed

At this and several other downtown office buildings, the relationship of size between arcade and plaza is turned on its

Immediately adjacent to 180 Water Street to the northeast, this building has a small entrance arcade on the north side

This plaza wraps around three of four street sides of this full-block building, on State Street, the north side of

Located on a lot bounded by the south side of Pearl Street and the east side of State Street, the

The plaza is little more than an addition to the public sidewalk that stretches around the building’s three street sides