About 10 feet wide and defined by rectangular columns, the arcade wraps around the two street sides of the building

This tiny urban plaza and arcade are located at the back of 40 Broad Street, on New Street south of

The most interesting fact here has nothing to do with the extant public space, a small plaza facing Hanover Square

This is one of four buildings developed by the Kaufman organization that provide public spaces recognizable for their whimsical artwork

This U-shaped plaza grips the full-block office building on three of its four street frontages, along Front Street, Gouverneur Lane,

Articulated with rectangular steel columns, the one-story, full-block arcade along the southeast side of Water Street between Wall Street and

The plaza and arcade front the entrances to the office building on the northeast side of Wall Street between Water

Rimmed by chunky, black polished stone columns, this arcade along the northeast side of Wall Street and the southeast side

Bounded by Front Street, Maiden Lane, South Street, and Pine Street, 180 Maiden Lane provides a well-appointed enclosed public space

The surface of this slightly sunken, sunny residential plaza on the north side of East 96th Street west of its