Ford Foundation Building

Ford Foundation Building is a building in the Lower Midtown neighborhood of Manhattan in New York City. It was designed by Kevin Roche and completed in 1968. The building at 320 East 43rd Street cost $16 million to build.

The Ford Foundation Building is noted for being the first building in Manhattan to feature a large tree-filled atrium. It is credited with introducing the concept of indoor public places for buildings in Manhattan.

Ford Foundation Building, New York City
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Getting there

Take the 7 or 7X train to the Grand Central-42nd Street Subway Station. Walk east along 42nd or 43rd Street until you arrive at the Ford Foundation.

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