One Wall Street

Completed in 1931, One Wall Street stands at 1 Wall Street as a distinguished Art Deco skyscraper designed by Ralph Walker of Voorhees, Gmelin & Walker. This 50-story limestone-clad landmark is celebrated for its elegant setbacks, rippling curtain-like façade, and a crystalline crown that defines Lower Manhattan’s skyline. Its interior once housed the lavish “Red Room”—a soaring mosaic‑clad banking hall—now beautifully restored with over 13,000 ft² of red, orange, and gold mosaics designed by Hildreth Meière.

Following acquisition by Macklowe Properties, the building underwent a massive office-to-residential conversion, completing in 2023. It now features 566 condominium units ranging from studios to penthouses, along with over 100,000 ft² of amenity and retail space—including a Whole Foods—and restored public areas such as the Red Room and lobby.

Interesting Facts

• Designer Ralph Walker was dubbed “Architect of the Century” by the New York Times .

• Named a NYC Landmark in 2001, praised as “one of New York’s most extraordinary Art Deco masterpieces”.

• The Red Room—a 33-foot tall mosaic hall—has been meticulously restored and is a centerpiece of the conversion.

• The tower was once the headquarters for Irving Trust and Bank of New York, and now features private terraces on 47 residences