360 Bowery

121,000 square feet
21 stories
New York, New York
2024

360 Bowery is a contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional glass office tower. The tiered volume subtly twists, drawing reference to the different scales within its historic urban-industrial context while also responding to the neighborhood’s newer additions. Within, meticulously crafted workspaces and amenities support an array of office and personal needs.

360 Bowery rising above the Bowery in New York, its tiered volumes stepping back between neighboring brick buildings

Close view of the 360 Bowery facade in New York, with single-pane windows inset within deep dark metal fins and blush-colored fluted GFRC spandrel panels

Reception area with a desk of dark modular cubbies topped in wood, set before a dark wood-paneled niche with a sculptural wall light, beneath a wood slat ceiling with linear lights

Designed to maximize views, 360 Bowery's façade is a field of openings. The custom-built, high-performance unitized curtain wall system features dark gray painted aluminum frames and blush-colored GFRC spandrel panels in a fluted pattern that gets tighter as it moves up the building.

Single-pane windows, measuring roughly 5’x10’, are inset within 10” metal fins. These deep, dark frames add a layer of shadows, further articulating the façade. As a lighter counterpoint, the building's corners are open and airy with a structural joint hidden behind the glass.

Terraces are also a defining feature of the tower. The tiered volumes create opportunities for ample outdoor amenity space with views north and east, looking out over the Bowery and onto one of New York City’s most dynamic neighborhoods.

Close view of the reception desk’s wood top and dark cubbies, with a sculptural wall light against dark wood paneling and a vase of foliage — Light fixture by Roll & Hill

Built-in bench with leather cushions and strap details on a speckled stone base, below a framed photograph on a plaster wall — Artwork by Robin Crookall

Glass-walled office with a round meeting table and upholstered chairs before floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Manhattan skyline, a workstation in the foreground

Open office with rows of workstations with gray privacy panels, glass-walled offices along the windows, and a high-top table with stools

Office pantry with wood cabinetry, a textured white tile backsplash, a black faucet, and a high-top table with stools

Restroom with a ceramic tile wall, a wall-mounted sink, a pill-shaped mirror, and a wood stool with a vase

Office lounge with an upholstered sofa, a stone-topped island on a ceramic tile base, and arched wood-lined booth niches with green walls

Office suites are supplemented by carefully crafted amenity spaces designed to offer a peaceful change of scenery, a comfortable place to gather, and enhance personal well-being. A soothing palette of solid wood, stone, plaster, and ceramic tile in soft tones and tactile textures imbues each space with warmth and authenticity.

Kitchen island with a speckled stone top on a curved ceramic tile base, wood stools, light wood cabinetry, and a stone backsplash and shelf

Arched booth niches lined with wood and textured green walls, each with a globe pendant and stone table, behind a stone-topped island with wood stools

Close view of the island’s thick speckled stone top and ceramic tile base beside a wood stool

360 Bowery's amenity package also includes a state-of-the-art fitness center featuring clean lines, simple forms, and a minimal material palette. Dark monochromatic ceilings and floors are softened with custom millwork and beautiful wooden gym equipment.

Fitness center with dark ceilings and floors, bikes, treadmills, and an elliptical before tall windows, a mirrored wall, and wooden weight benches and dumbbells

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360 Bowery in New York seen from below through tree branches, its tiered tower and glass corners against a blue sky

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