The SkyGrid Building at 575 Lexington Avenue is one of the leading office properties in Manhattan. The distinctive building is located next to some of the city's major corporate headquarters and is one stop from Grand Central Terminal. With flexible and efficient floor plates for corporations and boutique firms, 575 Lexington provides a first-class environment with commanding views of the Midtown skyline.
Strikingly sleek and modern, 575 Lexington Avenue is a slender tower of glass rising 35 stories. The powerful open grid design gives this Class-A office building a timeless quality. The property is perfectly designed to accommodate both world-class corporations and elite firms seeking a full-floor identity. Significant set backs and low-rise buildings to the south preserve spectacular views of the city.
Originally built in 1958, 575 Lexington Avenue underwent a comprehensive renovation in 1990 that was spearheaded by the award-winning architect Der Scutt. In 2008, the property received further renovation by the renowned architect Hugh Hardy of H3 Design. The renovation provided for a new lobby, elevator cabs, and storefront. In addition, the entry way has been redesigned and now creates a distinctive image and identity along Lexington Avenue.
Pre-Built Finishes
- Well appointed spacious reception areas.
- Sunlit meeting rooms with views of the city.
- Easily accessible pantry areas with appliances and cabinets.
- Efficient lighting systems natural and reflected light.
- Full height stained wood doors.
- Glass front offices and conference rooms that allow for borrowed light to permeate into the space and open areas.
- Copy and fax areas with storage cabinets and counters for office equipment.