Rockefeller Center is a historic 22-acre commercial complex in Midtown Manhattan, home to office towers, retail shops, entertainment venues, and the iconic Top of the Rock. Originally developed in the 1930s, it was designed as a self-contained “city within a city,” featuring integrated pedestrian corridors, underground retail, and access to multiple subway lines. Today, it remains a vital hub for business, tourism, and transit in New York City.

1285 Avenue of the Americas, also known as the Equitable Building, is a 39-story, modernist-style skyscraper in New York City, located as part of the western expansion of Rockefeller Center. It is a significant commercial office building, home to the North American headquarters of UBS and the global headquarters for Paul Weiss and BBDO. The building features a steel and glass curtain wall, multiple levels of underground access to the Rockefeller Center concourse and subway lines, and is known for its high-profile location and premium amenities.  

A 634-foot tall, skyscraper in Midtown, Manhattan. It was built in 1969 at the former site of The Ambassador Hotel by Rudin Management Company.

A 497-foot office skyscraper in the Financial District of Manhattan. It was built by Rudin Management Company in 1960.

444 Madison Avenue is a 42 story 475,000 s.f. office building located in Midtown Manhattan.