Daniel Patrick Moynihan United States Courthouse (named in his honor)

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The Daniel Patrick Moynihan United States Courthouse is a federal courthouse in Manhattan, New York City, named in tribute to the influential U.S. senator and diplomat Daniel Patrick Moynihan.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf courthouse
federal courthouse
government building
architect Kohn Pedersen Fox
architecturalStyle Postmodern architecture
borough Manhattan
buildingMaterial glass
steel
stone
buildingType high-rise courthouse
cityBlock bounded by Pearl Street, Worth Street, Centre Street, and Hogan Place
completionDate 1994
coordinates 40.7136°N 74.0007°W
country United States of America
floorCount 27
function houses federal courts
hasElevators yes
hasNumberOfCourtrooms 40
hasPublicArt various commissioned artworks
hasSecurityScreening yes
hasUse appellate courtrooms
clerks’ offices
judicial chambers
jury facilities
public lobbies
trial courtrooms
height approximately 580 feet
houses United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
United States District Court for the Southern District of New York
jurisdictionServed Second Circuit
Southern District of New York
locatedIn Manhattan
New York (state)
linked to: New York

New York City
United States
maintainedBy United States General Services Administration
namedAfter Daniel Patrick Moynihan
namedInHonorOf Daniel Patrick Moynihan
near Foley Square
New York County Supreme Court building
Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse
neighborhood Civic Center
opened 1994
owner United States General Services Administration
partOf Foley Square area
linked to: Foley Square
postalCode 10007
region Lower Manhattan
streetAddress 500 Pearl Street

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