1 Rockefeller Plaza

1 Rockefeller Plaza, completed in 1937, is a striking 36-story Art Deco skyscraper located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, part of the iconic Rockefeller Center. Originally known as the Time & Life Building, it features impressive artwork, including Lee Lawrie's bas-relief 'Progress' and Carl Milles' sculpture 'Man and Nature'. The building's design includes unique setbacks and a connection to 600 Fifth Avenue. Historically significant, it was once the headquarters for Time Inc. and has undergone several name changes, reflecting its evolving role in New York City's architectural landscape. Visitors can appreciate its artistic details and historical context while exploring the vibrant Rockefeller Center area.