Three United Nations Plaza

Three United Nations Plaza, also known as UNICEF World Headquarters, is a striking 15-story office building located in Turtle Bay, Manhattan, designed by architect Kevin Roche. Opened in 1987, it features a unique postmodern design with a massive stone base and a façade of alternating granite slabs. The building houses UNICEF's world headquarters and includes approximately 205,000 square feet of office space, complemented by a public plaza. Situated across from the UN headquarters, it stands as a notable landmark in Midtown Manhattan, surrounded by historical sites and the scenic East River. Visitors can enjoy the tranquil courtyard, which offers a relaxing atmosphere amidst the bustling city.