MetLife Building – 200 Park Avenue
Rising prominently above Midtown Manhattan, the MetLife Building at 200 Park Avenue is one of New York City’s most recognizable skyscrapers. Originally opened in 1963 as the Pan Am Building, it remains a landmark of modernist architecture and a centerpiece of the city’s commercial corridor. With direct access to Grand Central Terminal and an address that commands prestige, the building offers top-tier office environments for some of the world’s leading companies.
Spanning 58 stories, the MetLife Building combines timeless design with modern upgrades, including state-of-the-art infrastructure, high-speed elevators, and a wide array of amenities. Its large floor plates and flexible layouts cater to a diverse mix of tenants, from global corporations to boutique firms, all within a transit-rich, walkable location.
Key Facts:
- Address: 200 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10166
- Year Completed: 1963 (originally the Pan Am Building)
- Height: 808 feet (246 meters), 58 stories
- Building Class: Class A
- Direct Access: Integrated connection to Grand Central Terminal
- Architectural Style: International Style, designed by Emery Roth & Sons, Pietro Belluschi, and Walter Gropius
(All pictures by Richard Plehn. Some of the information has been taken from Wikipedia)
