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| City |
New York |
| Country |
USA |
| Year |
1963 |
| Height |
246,3m / 808ft |
| Floors |
58 |
| Surface |
390.700m2 / 4,205,460sq ft |
| Architect |
Emery Roth & Sons Walter Gropius Pietro Belluschi |
| Developer |
Pan American World Airways |
| Name |
Metlife Building |
| Category |
Office Building |
| Alias |
Pan Am building |
| Materials |
steel precast concrete panels glass |
| Address |
200 Park Avenue |
The Heliport on the roof was closed after a helicopter fell off the roof, killing 5 people in 1977. Pan Am sold the building to the insurance company Metlife in 1981 for $400 million. One of the most hated buildings by New Yorkers. |
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