If you ask someone walking down Broadway if they've ever head of Art Deco, they will probably tell you, 'Sorry, I don’t know him'. However, most of us highly artistic folks – *wink* - know exactly what Art Deco is when we see it, however, describing it can sometimes be a challenge.

A design style that began during the 1920’s in France (Paris to be exact), Art Deco flourished internationally throughout the 1930s and influenced designs in architecture, interior design, fashion and even the visual arts. The term ‘art deco’ was coined after the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts was held in 1935 (Paris again), probably because saying International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts was such a pain in the you-know-what.

An investment firm at Rockefeller Center has office space for sublease within their suite. The building is obviously Class A, and the suite is built to a high standard. There are two private, fully furnished offices for rent, both with glass fronts and windows with northern views. Additionally, there are 4 large workstations for sublease. Subtenant will have access to 2 conference rooms, kitchen, and reception area. This is a fantastic opportunity to rent Rockefeller Center office space with minimal commitment. Virtual Tour Below

Located on 57th Street between Sixth & Seventh Avenue in Midtown West, there is a law firm with a private office and workstation available for sublease. The office is furnished with access to a conference room and reception area. There is also an attended lobby. Very convenient location to people who live on Upper East Side and Upper West Side.

Located in Rockefeller Center on Fifth Avenue, this shared suite has 2 windowed offices available for sublease. There is access to a meeting table and wet pantry. Electricity and internet included. 

This top floor, built office space is ideal for a media company, marketing or design company. The layout consists of 2 private offices, conference room, meeting area, pantry, and an open space currently set up for 12 people. There are wood floors, track lighting, windows overlooking Fifth Avenue, and central air conditioning. 

No other symbol better typifies New York than Rockefeller Center, and no other place in the Big Apple is home to as many American icons, including the annual Christmas tree, NBC Television, the venerable Saturday Night Live and many more.   An enormous complex of 14 buildings spread out over a 12-acre site, Rockefeller Center was built between 1929 and 1940 by a team of architects that was headed by Raymond Hood.  A host of