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Panorama of New York City File 128-921-183

New York City, NY city

structure #51729755building

PennCom Plaza

existing 62.8 m 18 floors 1925

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Main Roof Height74.9 m
Tip Height62.8 m
Architectural Height62.8 m
Roof Height62.8 m
Floors18
Completion1925
Last Renovation1998
Structural Formhigh-rise building
Main Usagecommercial office
Status existing
Architectural Styleneo-classical
Address132 West 31st Street
Smart Address127–133 West 30th Street
Smart Address128–136 West 31st Street
CityNew York City
CountryUnited States
Source: SKYDB | As of: 2026-09-18

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