The Corbin Building Introduction

A Historic Landmark Hosting a Vibrant Mix of Technology, Advertising and Professional Companies

Classic Revival. Rising eight stories high, the Corbin Building is a $50 million restoration of a historic gem with architectural details that simply do not, or could not, exist today. Located at 11 John Street at the corner of Broadway, this creative office and retail space will play host to an eclectic mix of technology, advertising, financial and professional companies who seek a distinct address and presence. The Corbin Building represents the successful melding of old and new where meeting modern workspace needs are balanced with preserving architectural history which is so vital to Lower Manhattan. Building Features

Retail Proximity Accessibility

Adjacent to the Corbin Building is The street and lower levels of the Fulton Center—a modern hub of building have been meticulously 21 retail stores, and culinary and incorporated into the Fulton Center media experiences in the historic which will connect with 11 subway Financial District. lines by 2015. 11 John Street

Corner of Broadway

History Design

Once the tallest skyscraper in Intricate red terra cotta facade, bronze- New York City, The Corbin Building plated cast-iron and mahogany spiral was built by its namesake Austin staircase, marble wainscoting, and other $50 Million Restoration Corbin (1827-1896) and designed fine designs make the slender tower one by architect Francis Hatch Kimball of unrivaled quality for any era. Interior (1845-1919). Kimball was labeled vaulted ceilings employ a Guastavino tile of a Lower Manhattan Landmark the “father of the skyscraper” by system. Street-level arches are essentially the New York Times in 1917. mirrored by sub-grade, inverted arches upon which the entire structure stands. Typical Floor Plan The Corbin Building

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