Originally the Subway Terminal Building, now Metro 417, constructed in 1926, was designed by architects Schultze and Weaver in the Beaux Arts style, incorporating Italian Renaissance ornamentation. Initially, the building featured dual entrances, one leading to the offices above and the other to a concourse that served the city’s original subway system. Following a five-year, $60 million rehabilitation project, the building reopened in late 2005 as a loft-style apartment complex.