A postmodern, Greek-revival, and neoclassical style 

The four-story base was designed with columns resembling architectural arcades, 

The upper stories are faced in glass and stone 

The eight stories below the hip roof contain corners that resemble columns. 

The ground floor contains an enclosed public atrium  The western wall of the space has stone sculptures with water spouts and planters below. The eastern wall has storefronts, with restrooms and the office entrance near the northeast corner.

The atrium connects the building's entrances at Wall and Pine Streets 

The bases of each column have ledges for seating, and movable chairs and tables are placed throughout the rest of the space 

The atrium is decorated largely in white materials, including marble tiles shaped like bricks. 

The space is divided by ten white octagonal columns topped by flared capitals  These support a latticed ceiling originally decorated with wood and mirrors.

The atrium has plants, sitting space, and a subway entrance  The walls have ashlar-patterned granite with green granite and white marble.