Modern open office space with polished floors, exposed ceilings, large windows, built-in wooden seating, high tables with stools, and circular ceiling lights, creating a bright and airy environment.
Higher Education

New York University 370 Jay Street

SQ. FT.

250,000

Owner

New York University

Architect

Mitchell/Giurgola Architects

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An academic fit-out for NYU

New York University 370 Jay Street

To accommodate NYU’s growing presence in Brooklyn, this project was broken down into three phases which began with a full academic fit-out of a former MTA headquarters built in the 1940s. The new facility occupants will be NYU’s Tandon School of Engineering and Magnet 2.0 (Media and Games Network).

A modern building lobby with a large vertical living plant wall, shiny floors, security turnstiles, elevators at the end, and digital signs with information and welcome messages.
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A modern music recording studio viewed from above, featuring a drum set, microphones, a piano, wooden floors, large windows, and decorative sound panels on the walls.

State-of-the-art academic spaces

New York University 370 Jay Street

Once completed fully, students can enjoy shared maker spaces, the Clive Davis Music Recording Studio, motion capture and audiovisual Labs, theater space, café and finally a storefront and lobby renovation. The property is above MTA Jay Street, an active subway station, and has remained occupied throughout construction, requiring special logistical and safety considerations.