🔍 Time Warner Center (former) / Deutsche Bank Center (actual) 🏙️
📍 New York City, New York, USA 🇺🇸
💬 Originally opened as the AOL Time Warner Center in 2004, this twin-tower complex at Columbus Circle was the first major skyscraper completed in Manhattan after 9/11 — and its massive cable-supported glass wall was the largest of its kind in North America at the time.
Architecture
Time Warner Center / Deutsche Bank Center
Basic ID
Name / Title
Time Warner Center / Deutsche Bank Center
Location
Columbus Circle, New York City, New York, USA
Type
Building
Design & Structure
Architect / Designer
David Childs & Mustafa Kemal Abadan, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Architectural Style
Postmodern / Contemporary
Height
750 ft (229 m)
Material(s)
Steel, glass curtain wall
Uses
Office, residential, hotel, retail, performing arts
Origin & History
Year of Completion
2004
Historical / Cultural Significance
First major skyscraper completed in Manhattan post-9/11; formerly the iconic Time Warner Center at Columbus Circle
UNESCO / Heritage Status
No formal landmark designation
Sources: UNESCO World Heritage · Structurae