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High-End Pre-Built Suites and Full Floors Available High-End Pre-Built Suites and Full Floors Available 17 State Street is a distinctive 42-story glass tower uniquely situated at the south tip of Manhattan overlooking Battery Park and New York Harbor. This landmark building provides its tenants with a motivational work environment, superior features and amenities, outstanding visibility, and inspirational views from every floor. Glass Lobby Rotunda High-End Pre-Built Suites Extraordinary Natural Light and Views High Speed Elevators Prominent Company Identity on Floor Dedicated Service Elevator Floor-to-Ceiling Glass Partitions Column-Free Floors High-End Pre-Built Suites 24 Hour/ 7 Day Building Access Pantries in Every Suite Hands-on Ownership and Management Individually Controlled HVAC Unobstructed Panoramic Harbor Views Continuous Vision Glass Floor-to-Ceiling Glass Partitions Abundant Natural Light High-End Pre-Built Suites High Grade Fixtures High-End Pre-Built Suites Marble Floors in Reception Area Space Efficient Runtal Perimeter Heating Pre-Built on Floor 23 5,138sf Pre-Built on Floor 25 8,887sf Pearl Street N e w Y Suite 25 o r k H a r b o r Suite 23 I.T. / Storage Pantry Copy N ew Yo rk H arbo r State Street Full Tower Floor Plans Full Tower Floors of 14,900sf Contiguous Tower Block of 44,287sf Full Tower Floor Financial Services Open Plan Full Tower Floor with Perimeter Offices Pearl Street Pearl Street Copy Women Women Elec. Cl. Elec. Cl. Tel. Tel. Cl. Cl. I.T. / Storage Men Men Pantry Pantry / Copy I.T. / Storage New New Yo Yo rk Harbor rk Harbor State Street State Street The Green New Landscaped Plaza with Seating Art & Architecture RFR has long believed in the ability of Art & Architecture and Keith Haring Sculpture to create uplifting and inspiring environments and a unique experience for the people who view them. 17 State Street is currently exhibiting sculptures by Keith Haring and Carsten Holler. Transportation Hub Lower Manhattan is the most accessible neighborhood Area Improvements Ongoing improvements include the addition of in New York City, with an extensive public transportation the New Amsterdam Plein & Pavilion, Frank Ghery’s network. It’s easy to get here from every borough as Battery Playspace, and the SeaGlass Carousel well as from the surrounding region. where patrons sit within iridescent fish that glide through the sights and sounds of a 360° aquatic 17 State Street is in close proximity to the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, adventure. Improvements to the Water Street 6, N, R, J, M and Z subway lines, ferries to Staten Island subdistrict are currently underway. and New Jersey, the New York Water Taxi, and the Downtown Heliport. The free Downtown Connection Projects in planning include the development shuttle is also available making stops throughout of the Battery Bikeway and renovations to the lower Manhattan. Battery Lawn and Castle Clinton. N A C 4 5 6 Downtown Connection Shuttle City Hall To Bro o kly n B ridg Hudson River Shuttle e East River M2 M5 0 Battery Promenade E Vesey Street World eet Financial Path New Jersey Center World Trade arl Str Ferries ve Pe i Esplanade Center 4 5 Ch Br oa u FDR Dr N R rch d 15 e way M uttl St Sh re Chase et South Street Seaport M5 Plaza SeaGlass Carousel Battery 2 3 Park City 4 5 Pier 11 Ferries trict J Z Wall Street s 1 Di nt M5 N R M2 e Shuttle m 0 ve ro Imp reet Downtown Heliport Brooklyn Battery 4 New Amsterdam Plein Pavilion Tunnel Entrance ter St Water Street: A New Approach 5 4 5 Wa Battery Park 17 State Street 1 N R 1 M1 Castle M2 The Lawn 0 5 Clinton Shuttle Playspace 1 Governors Island Ferry New York Harbor Staten Island Ferry Images © 2010 The Battery Conservancy © 2010 The Alliance for Downtown New York 17 State Street Building Information Architect Plumbing Emery Roth & Sons Architects Domestic hot and cold water and waste water riser connections are provided on each floor. Constructed 1988 Fire Safety Building is equipped with Class-E fire alarm system Height with a Central Station connection. A sprinkler fire 42 Stories suppression system protects 100% of the building area. Floor Load Security 50 pounds per square foot The lobby is attended 24 hours per day. There is also a state-of-the-art card access system at the concierge Construction desk. Security cameras are strategically located Steel with Glass Curtain Wall throughout the premises. Column Spacing Elevators Column-Free The building is serviced by twelve KONE high-speed passenger elevators: Restrooms Low Rise: Six cars serve floors 2 to 22 High-end finishes with stainless steel partitions and sinks High Rise: Six cars serve floors 22 to 42 Two Service Elevators: Street to Basement, Basement to 42 HVAC Elevator modernization has recently been completed. Water Cooled HVAC Package units are located on every other floor. A Runtal System provides heat to Lobby the tenant premises along the perimeter of the Lobby rotunda constructed with Pilkington glass system building via six thermostatically controlled zones. Black granite floor and white marble desk Supplemental condenser water connections are Two Eight Foot Diameter Revolving Doors available on each floor. Windows Electric Capacity Aluminum and Glass Curtain Wall with low e-coatings Two 4,000 amp services provide an electrical and reflective glass capacity of approximately six watts per square foot. Arrangements can be made to accommodate Water Tower additional power requirements. Two 7,100 gallon domestic/fire reserve concrete lined steel tanks located on roof Emergency Generator 700 KW Detroit Diesel emergency generator supports base building and life safety loads. RFR Landmark Collection RFR’s level of internal expertise across the spectrum of real estate activities places the firm as one of the most capable and visionary in the industry. RFR is managed by a team of professionals with deep experience in leasing, property management, marketing, accounting, sales and construction management. By building resources internally, RFR has become a platform where ownership and management are in constant communication and work together seamlessly to maximize tenant satisfaction, productivity and value. 375 Park Avenue Seagram Building 390 Park Avenue Lever House 17 State Street Mitchell Konsker Scott Cahaly Kyle Young 212 812 5766 212 418 2644 212 418 2628 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.seventeenstate.com www.rfrspace.com www.rfr.com.
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