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Excelsior Building
	Photo by: Ralph Selitzer, DCAS Excelsior Building 137 Centre Street (112 White Street) New York, NY 10013 Date Built: 1911 Architect: Schwartz and Gross This office building, originally the Excelsior Building, is on the northwest corner of Centre and White Streets. Various City agencies share its space. The building was designed by the architectural firm of Schwartz and Gross, best known for designing apartment buildings, a number of which are landmarked. It was constructed in 1911 at a cost $250,000. Return to the Public Buildings Home page

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