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⚫ '''20 Exchange Place-CIBC Building, New York''' is a 57 floor ] building in ]. Built between 1929-1931, it was first built for City Bank Farmers Trust, later renamed ]. Built by architects Cross and Cross, it is now owned by ].
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⚫ '''], New York''' is a 59 floor ] building in ]. Built between 1929-1931, it was first built for City Bank Farmers Trust, later renamed ]. Built by architects Cross and Cross, it is now owned by ].


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20 Exchange Place
40 Wall St.
40 Wall St.
General information
LocationNew York, New York USA
Height
Antenna spire741 feet (225.8 m)
Design and construction
Architect(s)Cross and Cross

City Bank-Farmers Trust Company Building, New York is a 59 floor Art Deco building in New York City. Built between 1929-1931, it was first built for City Bank Farmers Trust, later renamed Citibank. Built by architects Cross and Cross, it is now owned by CIBC.

The building was to have a pryamid on top, but the Depression resulted in the current design upon completion.

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