A 1920s sketch of Wall Street looking east from Broadway, showing One Wall Street at right.
Designed by famed architect Ralph Walker as the Irving Trust Company headquarters, One Wall Street (shown here in 1930) is one of the greatest Art Deco landmarks in New York City history.
One Wall Street’s defining architectural features include hand-carved limestone facades and intricately patterned metalwork.
Located at the intersection of Wall Street and Broadway, One Wall Street is adjacent to historic Trinity Church and the New York Stock Exchange.
Imposing and majestic, the elegant crown of One Wall Street has been often imitated but never bettered.
The Red Room features intricate red and gold mosaics on its towering walls and ceilings.
One Wall Street’s impeccable restoration honors the building’s historic interiors and inspired the Art Deco details of the new public spaces.
The bank originally featured stunning interiors like this private dining room for company executives.
The Red Room at One Wall Street, formerly the banking hall of the Irving Trust Company, is one of the most spectacular spaces in New York City. Created by muralist and mosaic artist Hildreth Meière, the hall’s stunning Art Deco interior has been meticulously restored to its original grandeur.
Dozens of skilled craftsmen, thousands of hours, one gorgeous space
Custom handcrafted mosaic floors inspired by the Greek and Roman galleries at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
The breathtaking 75-foot pool, 38 stories in the air
Four floors of fabulous: Every resident enjoys membership in the on-site Life Time.
