Hearst s Global Headquarters

Hearst Tower is the Platinum LEED-certified international headquarters of Hearst, one of the nation's largest diversified media and details business. The 46-story structure, which was designed by popular designer Norman Foster and opened in 2006, increases nearly 600 feet above its landmark six-story base, the International Magazine Building, initially constructed by William Randolph Hearst in 1928. The outside of Hearst Tower boasts an ingenious glass and steel diagrid style, that makes for a modern look that differs from any other high-rise building in North America, and from leading to bottom the Tower has an emphasis on modern-day technology and sustainable design.
Hearst Tower is the first building to receive a Gold LEED rating for core and shell and interiors in New York City. In 2012, Hearst Tower made a Platinum LEED Rating for Existing Buildings, becoming the first structure to receive both Gold and Platinum certifications.
The soaring three-story atrium-- filled with the sound of cascading water from Icefall, a three-story toned water feature-- creates a sense of calm on a grand scale. The outside honeycomb of steel keeps the interior works location uncluttered by walls and pillars, therefore creating excellent views of the city from a lot of vantages on the work floors. At night, with its significantly angled panes of glass, Hearst Tower looks like a faceted jewel.
The diverse possessions of the Tower include: a broadcast newsroom run by Hearst Television; the Hearst App Lab, a media laboratory and interactive knowing center; a professional digital image studio, Studio D; a 9,000-square-foot fitness facility and wellness center; the streamlined cafe57; conference and dining rooms on the 44th floor, with jailing views of New York City; and a cutting edge 165-seat theater.