Why go
Fulton Center opened in 2014 at Broadway and Fulton Street to unite a complicated group of Lower Manhattan subway stations. Its main building rises beneath the Sky Reflector-Net, a conical aluminium installation that redirects daylight from the glass oculus into the deep central atrium.
What you will find
Retail occupies the edges of the atrium and connecting passages rather than forming a conventional mall. Food, coffee, convenience and service businesses address commuters moving among levels, while additional storefronts continue through the Dey Street Passage toward the World Trade Center complex.
Before you go
Nine subway services connect within the Fulton Street station complex, and underground routes extend west to the Oculus. The building’s value lies in combining transport, architecture and a concise retail stop; its live Westfield listing supplies current centre hours as individual tenants change throughout the year.
