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History & Innovation Collide at Google’s St. John’s Terminal

Built inside and atop of a historic 1930s rail terminal, Google at St. John's Terminal is the latest addition to the company's New York City footprint. The highly anticipated office opening features neighborhood-style seating, expansive work lounges, cafes, terraces, mico-kitchens, and a diverse range of work settings. Pushing innovation in sustainability and green space, St. John’s Terminal has 1.5 acres of vegetation at the street level and across terraces, as well as close proximity to the Hudson River Park and surrounding public parks. Google's St. John's Terminal space is a balanced nod to the 90-year history of the rail terminal and an exciting glimpse at the future of workplace communities.

Terminal Warehouse: Retail & Workplace of the Future

At 1.3 million square feet and with a $2 billion-plus capital investment, Terminal Warehouse is the largest adaptive reuse project in New York City's recent history. Terminal Warehouse is home to 1.1 million square feet of high-performance office space, complemented by 67,000 usable square feet of destination retail and food and beverage space. The redevelopment delivered 12 modern office floors and carved out the center of the massive structure to form a central courtyard to bring sunlight to the depths of the building. Building occupants will enjoy immediate access to natural light and fresh air through almost 2.5 acres of green space made possible by the creation of the courtyard, penthouse terraces, and green roof. Nestled between the High Line and Hudson River Park, there is no shortage of public green space for this highly anticipated mixed-use development.

THE PENN DISTRICT Reimagined: Transforming One of NYC's Busiest CBDs

Led by Vornado Realty Trust, the redevelopment of THE PENN DISTRICT has become one of New York City's most vibrant campuses at the entrance of Manhattan's new West Side. Penn Station, sitting at the center of the district, is the most accessible transportation hub in the nation. The day will begin with tours of Vornado's newly redeveloped office buildings, PENN 1 and PENN 2, and culminate in the Moynihan Train Hall, the 255,000 square foot transportation hub housing the Moynihan Food Hall, scores of new retailers and Amtrak, Long Island Railroad, and subway connections.

Cost for Tour: $50.00

*Space is Limited

One Madison: Home to IBM & Franklin Templeton

Standing tall at the center of Midtown South's dynamic neighborhood, SL Green's One Madison is primed to be one of the most significant adaptive reuse projects of 21st Century New York. Attendees can look forward to a behind-the-scenes look at this exciting new trophy tower, complete with tours of IBM and Franklin Templeton's offices, each spanning two floors within the building.