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From design to construction, 360 Rosemary implements tech-forward features to set a new standard for wellness, such as contactless entry with motion sensors and facial recognition, touch-free features like smart window shades and bathroom fixtures, non-porous and antimicrobial materials used in high-touch areas and noise isolation technology.

Offering lush greenery, ample light and expansive views, the amenity spaces at 360 Rosemary inspire tranquility and contemplation. With over 10,000 square feet of outdoor spaces, including two terraces, as well as a fitness center and lobby café featuring world-renowned artwork, employees will have access to amenities that make workdays more enjoyable.

Designed by David Manfredi of celebrated firm Elkus Manfredi Architects, 360 Rosemary presents spacious loft-inspired layouts with floor-to-ceiling windows and striking, modern workspaces. Innovative design touches reduce friction points throughout the building and public spaces to make employees feel comfortable no matter where they work.

American artist Frank Stella has created two new, untitled works specifically for the lobby of 50 Hudson Yards made of colorful painted steel, aluminum and fiberglass. Like Stella’s previous body of work, the abstract designs explore how subtle changes in scale, texture, color and material can affect how we experience works of art.

The twelve shining orbs that make up Voices by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa appear to float from the ceiling of 30 Hudson Yards, yet each stainless steel sphere weighs between 400 and 5,000 pounds. Comprised of letters from eight international alphabets, the orbs spark a dialogue about the appreciation of different languages and cultures.

Contemporary American artist Jonathan Borofsky has produced a vibrant, 30-foot long sculpture that lines the West Lobby wall of 10 Hudson Yards. The piece is composed of 390 interlocking figures, part of the same Human Structures series as the People Tower that he created for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.