The Curtis

As a center for culture, lifestyle and collaborative, energetic working environments, The Curtis is a reflection of the fundamental change in the way people think about work. It’s not just a destination for people from 9 to 5. In a space where people want to spend their time beyond the hours in the office, work has transformed into an event.

A company is defined not only by its people and product, but by the space it occupies. That’s why it’s time for this former headquarters to boast the prestige and energy of a headquarters again. Open seating in the atrium adds to a layout that invites people to meet and share ideas, while modern office spaces with views of Washington Square recall the excitement of the building’s iconic publishing era. And with a health club and child care center onsite, productive work and an active life can happen under a single roof. By designing a location that is socially and professionally fulfilling, we’re creating a space where creative thinking will thrive.

• Historic 12-floor, 912,245-square-foot building that once housed Curtis publishing
• Flexible floor plan layouts can accommodate suites ranging from 1,000 to 83,000 rentable square feet
• The 6th street entrance opens to the impressive 750-square-foot “Dream Garden” mural. Commissioned in 1916, this breathtaking glass mosaic was designed by Maxfield Parish
• The legendary 12-story atrium is one of the great public spaces in the city, and will soon house casual café seating and a two-story restaurant and bar in the center
• 300-space parking garage within the building
• On-site amenities include a child care center, health clubs, as well as high-end retail stores and restaurants
• Limousine driver on-site to provide proprietary black car service throughout the city at any time
• 24-hour access card and on-site security
• Concierge services from on-site Keystone Property Group management team
• Accessible to all public transportation and close to all major roadways (I-95, I-676, I-76)
• Conveniently located adjacent to the beautiful Washington Square Park and Independence National Historic Park, providing permanent, unobstructed views
• Close proximity to federal courts, central business district and limitless dining and retail options