Formerly The Audubon House

When constructed in 1891, 700 Broadway was called The Schermerhorn Building and has served until today as an outstanding example of renowned architect George Post's work in the Classical Revival style. In 1992, the National Audubon Society rehabilitated the building enabling it to function as the paragon of environmentally responsible commercial building design and operation. This intelligent model of energy efficiency, pollution reduction and waste recycling was enhanced further as a result of acquisition and tenancy of 700 Broadway by the acclaimed national trial law firm of Weitz and Luxenberg, P.C., the champion of the common citizen and protector of the inalienable rights of the individual. The building improvements achieved in 2009, in the areas of physical plant renovations and sophisticated technological advancements, have enabled The Weitz and Luxenberg Building to serve as an optimal environment and a conscientious civic neighbor for well into the third millennium.

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