A classic Josef Albers mural originally commissioned for 200 Park Ave (currently referred to as the MetLife Building) has been restored and placed back on view. “It’s all centered on a vantage point of the Albers piece,” says Rob Speyer, the president and chief executive of Tishman Speyer. “We were able to take a piece of the building’s history, which could’ve been forgotten, and instead restored it as the centerpiece of the building.”

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