Manhattan Life Insurance Building

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The Manhattan Life Insurance Building was a pioneering early skyscraper in New York City and one of the tallest office buildings of its time.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf office building
architect Charles C. Kimball NERFINISHED
George Kramer Thompson NERFINISHED
Kimball & Thompson NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Renaissance Revival
early skyscraper
borough Manhattan
city New York City
completionDate 1894
country United States of America
surface form: United States
demolitionDate 1930
developer Manhattan Life Insurance Company NERFINISHED
hasFeature corner tower
elevators
fireproof construction
ornamental cupola
height 106 m
348 ft
historicSignificance example of late 19th‑century high‑rise office design
pioneering early skyscraper in New York City
locatedIn Manhattan
New York City
New York State NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
materialUsed masonry cladding
steel frame
namedAfter Manhattan Life Insurance Company NERFINISHED
neighborhood Financial District NERFINISHED
numberOfFloors 18
openingDate 1894
owner Manhattan Life Insurance Company NERFINISHED
partOf Lower Manhattan skyline
replacedBy 1 Wall Street NERFINISHED
Irving Trust Company Building NERFINISHED
roofCount 18
startDate 1893
streetAddress 66 Broadway
surpassed New York World Building NERFINISHED
surpassedAs tallest office building in the world
surpassedDate 1894
use company headquarters
office
wasAmong earliest skyscrapers in New York City
earliest steel‑frame skyscrapers
tallest office buildings of its time

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New York World Building surpassedBy Manhattan Life Insurance Building