The neo-classical building, originally known as the
Bankers Trust Building, was built in 1912 and is a New
York City landmark. Designed by Trowbridge &
Livingston, the building is one of New York’s most
picturesque skyscrapers featuring a prominent
terraced pyramid which served as the bank’s
registered trademark. The building features a granite
and limestone façade with a decorative base derived
from the Ionic order of the Erechtheum in Athens.
14 Wall Street is located in the Downtown submarket of
New York City across from the New York Stock Exchange
and two blocks south of the Federal Reserve. The
property offers excellent public transportation access
with 8 subway lines and the PATH train within a couple
of blocks.

Building Facts
Completed in 1912, renovated in 1996
37-story office building
1,017,526 square feet