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590 Madison Avenue, located in the heart of The Plaza District — Midtown Manhattan's most prestigious and distinguished neighborhood is an architectural masterpiece conceived by the renowned architect Edward Larrabee Barnes as an enduring corporate landmark. A powerful tower fabricated of steel and clad in polished Atlantic green granite, the address is recognized for its distinctive, soaring, cantilevered entrance, and the Alexander Calder sculpture "Saurien" on the corner of 57th Street and Madison Avenue. The 56th Street glass-enclosed public gallery features one of the finest rotating contemporary art installations in the country.

A COMBINATION OF UNIQUE FEATURES DISTINGUISHES 590 MADISON AVENUE:

• A 3,000 Kw auxiliary generator automatically transfers tenant loads in a power outage, sized to provide full-occupancy continuous operation for four days without refueling.
  
  
• A comprehensive telecommunications infrastructure for every mode of high-speed interconnectivity. Service providers include AT&T, Verizon, Cogent, Deutsche Telekom and MCI as well as cable TV.
  
  
• An on-site Tenant executive parking facility accessed from 56th Street.
  
  
• State-of-the-art systems to ensure tenant comfort-including redundant power, HVAC and security.
  
  
• Strong, long-term institutional ownership.

The building's tenancy reflects its exclusive status and includes IBM, Akin Gump Strauss & Feld, Smith Barney, Lovells, Bank of America, UBS and Frank Russell Trust Company as well as prestigious international corporations and boutique investment firms.

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