| Owner |
575 Lexington Acquisition LLC |
| Management Company |
Silverstein Properties, Inc. |
| Location |
Lexington Avenue between 51st and 52nd Streets |
| Built |
1958 |
| Architect |
Sylvan Bien (1958). Der Scutt (1990 full building renovation). Hugh Hardy (2008 lobby and elevator cab renovation) |
| Building Height |
35 floors |
| Gross Building Area (GBA) |
Approx. 700,000 RSF
|
| Façade |
Slender glass tower above an aluminum and steel base |
| Lobby |
Main lobby opens onto Lexington Avenue between 51st and 52nd Streets. Second entrance on east 51st Street. Lobby designed by Hugh Hardy features a curved floating backlit resin wall and beige marble floors. |
| Lobby Art |
"Samsara" by Ron Ehrlich |
| Floor Sizes |
(2 – 7) 40,000 SF
(8 – 12) 27,000 – 36,000 SF
(14 – 17) 22,000 SF
(18 – 20) 15,000 SF
(21 – 35) 10,000 SF
|
| Ceiling Height |
8'-6" finished ceiling height. 11'-0" ceiling height can be achieved with exposed slab design |
| Security |
24/7 lobby security; CCTV monitors all access points |
| Building Services |
New York Sports Club, News Stand, Shoe Shine Stand, Federal Express and UPS next day air drop-offs. |
| Elevators |
16 passenger elevators, 8 elevators for floors 2 - 14; 4 elevators for floors 15 - 21 and 22 - 35 ; 1 freight elevator |
| HVAC |
A chilled water system provides base building cooling. Condenser water is available for supplemental cooling requirements. |
| Electricity |
6 watts per rentable square foot. Accommodations for supplemental power are available. |
| Life Safety Systems |
State-of-the-art life safety systems |
| Parking |
On-site garage located on 51st Street accommodates 250 cars |
| Transportation |
Adjacent entrance to the 6, E and V subway lines; One stop from Grand Central Terminal |