This immense plaza is a raised terrace encircling the majority of this full-block office building bounded by Water, Broad, South,

Like many of its neighboring office towers, the Goldman Sachs building was developed in, around, and over a historically significant

The plaza is an extension to the sidewalk on the east side of Broad Street, next to the arcade, as

The primary portion of this slightly raised plaza sits in front of the building’s two street sides, on the east

Surrounded by Water Street, the southwest side of Old Slip, and South Street, this building has two of the largest

Arcades of different legal pedigrees dominate the ground plane of this office tower bounded by the northwest side of Water

The main part of the plaza grips the building on the west side of Washington Street and the south side

The building has an arcade on Broadway and a shopping arcade along Trinity Place, midway between Exchange Alley and Morris

Because the current 52 Broadway was the product of a building renovation rather than a totally new development, and because

Three of the four public spaces at 55 Broadway were mandated by the recently repealed Special Greenwich Street Development District,