200 West Street
ICON #11
200 West Street
More Than Steel and Glass: The Goldman Sachs Headquarters
ICON #11
The Goldman Sachs headquarters at 200 West Street is a prominent landmark in Lower Manhattan, New York. Its gleaming facade, crafted from stainless steel, reflects not only the city's skyline but also a commitment to a greener future.
With its bold blend of curves and angles, Goldman Sachs' global headquarters has become an integral part of the Lower Manhattan skyline—a physical manifestation of the company's values. Its stainless steel exterior is a testament to the versatility and aesthetic appeal of this sustainable material.
The use of over 400 tons of stainless steel, an alloy with low emissions, underscores the building's commitment to minimizing its environmental impact.This innovative use of materials allows the building to achieve its iconic form while also reducing its carbon footprint and contributing to a more sustainable urban environment.
With its bold blend of curves and angles, Goldman Sachs' global headquarters has become an integral part of the Lower Manhattan skyline—a physical manifestation of the company's values. Its stainless steel exterior is a testament to the versatility and aesthetic appeal of this sustainable material.
The use of over 400 tons of stainless steel, an alloy with low emissions, underscores the building's commitment to minimizing its environmental impact.This innovative use of materials allows the building to achieve its iconic form while also reducing its carbon footprint and contributing to a more sustainable urban environment.
The choice of stainless steel as a material for the Goldman Sachs headquarters is not merely an aesthetic one; it's a strategic decision that reflects a commitment to longevity and resource efficiency.
Stainless steel, known for its durability and resistance to corrosion, ensures that the building will stand the test of time, requiring minimal maintenance and resisting the harsh elements of the urban environment. This reflects a vision of a future where buildings are not only aesthetically pleasing but also serve the needs of the planet.
The choice of stainless steel as a material for the Goldman Sachs headquarters is not merely an aesthetic one; it's a strategic decision that reflects a commitment to longevity and resource efficiency.
Stainless steel, known for its durability and resistance to corrosion, ensures that the building will stand the test of time, requiring minimal maintenance and resisting the harsh elements of the urban environment. This reflects a vision of a future where buildings are not only aesthetically pleasing but also serve the needs of the planet.
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200 West Street
Location
NEW YORK, USA
Year of construction
2009
Architect
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
Challenge
To create a sustainable and iconic headquarters that reflects commitment to environmental responsibility.
Solution
Outokumpu sustainable stainless steel facade with a Deco Linen finish, maximizing both longevity and aesthetic appeal.
Impact
A landmark building that demonstrates the potential of sustainable materials in high-profile architecture, influencing the trend towards greener building practices.
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