With construction nearly completed, Tribeca Investment Group has shared new photos of the commercial lobby at 295 Fifth Avenue, a historic office building in Midtown, Manhattan. Led by Studio MAI, the lobby redesign incorporates lush green spaces, a café, a small library, and a connection to a rear courtyard with additional seating and greenery.
The new lobby will comprise 5,400 square feet with designs inspired by hotel properties. The lobby also features a prominent reception desk, recessed lighting, a new bank of elevators, and a spiral staircase that leads down to the tenant amenity floor.
The new commercial lobby at 295 Fifth Avenue
The new commercial lobby front desk at 295 Fifth Avenue
The new commercial lobby at 295 Fifth Avenue
New security check points in commercial lobby at 295 Fifth Avenue
The new tenant amenity space at 295 Fifth Avenue
The building was also crowned with a three-level, 34,000-square-foot penthouse expansion. Designed by Studio Architecture, the added levels feature a neoclassical-inspired design with metal-framed archways, wraparound terraces, and new lounge areas.
Tribeca Investment Group partnered with PGIM Real Estate, and Meadow Partners to complete the project, which was valued at $350 million. CBRE is the exclusive leasing and marketing agent for vacant commercial spaces.
Penthouse of 295 Fifth Avenue in Midtown South
Terrace of 295 Fifth Avenue in Midtown South
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Hmm… I had the look at the photo 3 times, to actually see the “rooftop addition”, because it blends in so SEEMLESSLY”?! 🫢🤣
like an elephant on your head? I am getting a buzz saw to go through the lobby.
Follow-up… that lobby looks like a reboot of “Three’s Company”?! 🤣