Overview
- The 2.5 million-square-foot building is expected to host roughly 10,000 employees on a typical day by the end of 2025.
- Jamie Dimon said the project cost about $4 billion, though several reports have cited a price tag near $3 billion.
- Promoted as New York City’s largest all-electric skyscraper, the tower runs on upstate hydropower and targets net-zero operational emissions.
- A lifted base with fan-shaped columns opens wider sidewalks and a Madison Avenue plaza, while engineers built over active rail lines and recycled about 97% of demolition material.
- Amenities include biometric access, a workplace app, a Danny Meyer–curated 19-restaurant hall, a pub, wellness facilities and a drone port, with renovations starting next at 383 Madison.