The redevelopment of this New York City Beaux-Arts style historic landmark, which formerly served as the city’s main U.S. Postal Service branch, involved core and shell construction of the James A. Farley Building and an annex building to the west for office and retail space. The upper floors of the 1.4-million-sq-ft Farley structure have been transformed into 730,000 sq ft of tech firm space.
Joining other megaprojects transforming Manhattan’s Far West Side, the project has created “an iconic gathering place” where hundreds of thousands of nearby rail station passengers travel through the concourse daily, the team says.
