Designed by Cesar Pelli to complement the Renaissance Revival style of Carnegie Hall next door, Carnegie Hall Tower fashions a dramatic architectural presence and therefore commands sweeping panoramic views of Central Park, the Hudson River and the Manhattan skyline. Tenants of Carnegie Hall Tower's highest floors enjoy unprecedented 360-degree views of the George Washington Bridge to New York Harbor, the East River to the Hudson, Central Park, even the Atlantic Ocean. These panoramas transform reception areas and conference rooms into breathtaking visual experiences. Rising to a height of 60 stories, the mid-rise floors, from 8,000 to 10,500 square feet are virtually column-free, providing tenants great flexibility in interior design. Five windowed corner offices on each floor offer panoramic views in four directions prsenting Central Park, the Hudson and East Rivers and the sparkling City skyline. At the base of Carnegie Hall Tower are 24 flexible floor plates ranging from 9,800 to 14,500 square feet. Image conscious entrepreneurial firms can achieve the prestige of a full floor presence unlike any other in the City. Many of these floors also offer Central Park and open skyline views.