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Standing Tall
1251 Avenue of the Americas rises 54 stories to 750 feet in Rockefeller Center. Developed by The Rockefeller Group, the building has been a showcase of quality design and sophisticated operation since its opening in 1972. Mitsui Fudosan USA purchased the building in 1986 and retained The Rockefeller Group as building manager.
Urban Oasis
The building’s 112-foot-deep landscaped plaza, with its large fountain pool, is an inviting place to relax.
Extensive Refinement
In 1989, Mitsui Fudosan embarked on a multi-year renovation program to take the building into the 21st century and to better serve its corporate and institutional tenants. An extensive lobby renovation in the early 1990s introduced custom-designed lighting, terrazzo floor accents, and specially commissioned stained-glass artwork crowning the 30-foot-tall windows, and a 100-foot-long black granite concierge desk.
Aesthetic and Functional Upgrades
New custom-designed elevator cabs and entrances complement the new lobby. Elevator response time was improved through new digital controllers. Scores of functional upgrades and improvements have been completed in the building since the early 1990s.
New Safety and Security Tools
Mitsui Fudosan, assisted by The Rockefeller Group, has brought a new order of security and fire safety sophistication to the building. New digital systems give building staff powerful tools and flexibility to monitor and manage operations, access, and safety conditions.
Convenience and Elegance
The entrance to 1251 Avenue of the Americas is easy to find along the underground Concourse, which provides weatherpoof access to subways and hundreds of shops and services throughout Rockefeller Center.
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