National Urban League Headquarters
New York, NY
Mixed-Use
Completed
Home to NYC’s first civil rights museum and the National Urban League HQ, this 17-story building combines civic, cultural, commercial, and residential life in a single address. Set between Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard and Lenox Avenue, the building joins 125th Street’s financial, cultural, and retail activity with a measured architectural presence and a clear internal order.
The mixed-use development features major retail, Class A office space, a conference center, event space, and 171 affordable apartments. The office block opens onto the avenue with a balcony above the street, while the residential portion is set back with its own entry on 126th Street, creating a quieter threshold within one of Harlem’s busiest corridors.
The mixed-use development features major retail, Class A office space, a conference center, event space, and 171 affordable apartments. The office block opens onto the avenue with a balcony above the street, while the residential portion is set back with its own entry on 126th Street, creating a quieter threshold within one of Harlem’s busiest corridors.
Specs
Project Details
Status
Completed November 2024
Type
Mixed-Use with Affordable Housing, Retail, Office, and Museum
Location
117 West 125th Street, New York, NY, 10027
Scale
471,000 SF
Total Development Cost
$242 Million
Residences
171 Units
