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Two Penn Plaza
400 7th Avenue, Midtown South
New York City NY United States
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| Status: | built | | Construction Dates | | Began | 1964 | | Finished | 1968 | | Floor Count | 29 |
|  | | Building Uses | | - office | | Structural Types | | - highrise | | Architectural Style | | - international | | Materials | | - glass | | - steel | | - concrete |
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| | Heights | | Value | | Source / Comments | | | | Roof | | 413 ft | | | | | | | |
Description
Architect: Charles Luckman
- Today The Pennsylvania Station Occipies the bottom and underground floors of the building.
- Often called the 'tombstone' of the original Penn Station. Due to the demolition of Pennsylvania Station.
- Two Penn Plaza and Madison Square Garden are arguably one of New York's most hated buildings, due to the fact that the two massive boxy buildlings replaced the Grand Beaux-Arts Structure of the Pennsylvania Station in 1968.
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