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One Bryant Park

Setting a new standard in sustainable commercial construction, this LEED Platinum tower ranks among the most environmentally advanced skyscrapers in the world. The Bank of America Tower at One Bryant Park, a 2.35-million-square-foot, 51-story office tower, houses Bank of America’s global corporate and investment banking businesses. It is also The Durst Organization’s corporate headquarters.

Download an overview (pdf) of One Bryant Park’s sustainability features.

Amenities

Public Space

• Three times the public circulation space required by zoning
• Below-grade pedestrian walkway linking the B, D, and F subway lines to Times Square station, contingent on MTA build-out
• New glass-enclosed dual-stair subway entrance at 42nd Street and Avenue of the Americas
• Widened sidewalks
• Urban Garden Room at 43rd Street and Avenue of the Americas, serving as an indoor extension of Bryant Park and Grace Plaza

Through-Block Pedestrian Passage

• Through-block public passageway connecting 42nd and 43rd streets features Broadway-inspired programming and attractions

Stephen Sondheim Theatre
(formerly known as Henry Miller’s Theatre)

Design Intent

• To create a state-of-the-art Broadway playhouse that captures the intimacy of the original Henry Miller’s Theatre and invokes its design intent and spirit
• To captivate present-day audiences with excellent sightlines, spacious and accessible audience amenities and a newly configured auditorium

Restoration and Reconstruction Highlights

• 50,000-square-foot reconstructed theater
• Seating capacity increased to approximately 1,000
• Neo-Georgian landmarked façade of original 1918 Allen, Ingalls & Hoffman–designed theater preserved and restored
• Restoration and reconstruction of the historic oval reception room, doors and decorative plasterwork, and incorporation of salvaged elements into the new design
• Fully ADA–accessible, including approximately 20 wheelchair viewing positions, a spacious box office lobby
• Three times the number of female toilets required by code
• Incorporation of a large lobby bar at the orchestra level, a bar/café on the ground floor level, and a restaurant at an upper mezzanine within one building
• A fully functional fly-tower and scenic loading facilities
• Operated by Roundabout Theatre