The architectural firms CookFox Architects and Gensler restored and adapted the 1930s St John’s Terminal railway terminal in NY into a new Google building. The 12-story, 70-meter-tall building houses Google’s North American headquarters for the global business organization and is located on the west side of Manhattan, just north of the Tribeca neighborhood.
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Photo: Cook Fox + Google
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