Take a look inside Deutsche Bank's brand-new NYC office - trading floors with sweeping Central Park views and amenities like a pool table and a bar

Samantha Stokes,Crystal CoxOct 22, 2021, 01:03 IST

Deutsche Bank's office next to Columbus Circle features a terrace that overlooks Central Park.Crystal Cox/Insider

Deutsche Bank opened its new NYC office in September and started calling people back to the office.
The space has three trading floors with park views, each of which can hold more than 500 traders.

Deutsche Bank just opened a US headquarters next to New York City's Columbus Circle. That means staffers returning to the office - some for the first time since the pandemic started - are being welcomed back by a slew of new amenities, from a pool table to panoramic views of Central Park. Here's a sneak peek of Insider's exclusive tour of the space, formerly known as the Time Warner Center.

Deutsche Bank's new lobby on 58th Street in midtown Manhattan. Crystal Cox/Insider

Deutsche Bank just opened a US headquarters next to New York City's Columbus Circle. That means staffers returning to the office - some for the first time since the pandemic started - are being welcomed back by a slew of new amenities, from a pool table to panoramic views of Central Park. Here's a sneak peek of Insider's exclusive tour of the space, formerly known as the Time Warner Center.

Deutsche Bank's office is now across from Columbus Circle in the same building as Jazz at Lincoln Center. The 10th-floor common area has floor-to-ceiling windows that offer a sweeping view of Central Park.

A view of Central Park and Columbus Circle from the 10th floor. Crystal Cox/Insider

Deutsche Bank's office is now across from Columbus Circle in the same building as Jazz at Lincoln Center. The 10th-floor common area has floor-to-ceiling windows that offer a sweeping view of Central Park.

Deutsche Bank has built three trading floors, two of which can each hold 540 traders, and one of which can house more than 500 traders. One of the trading floors was Anderson Cooper's television studio.

One of Deutsche Bank's three new trading floors. Crystal Cox/Insider

Deutsche Bank has built three trading floors, two of which can each hold 540 traders, and one of which can house more than 500 traders. One of the trading floors was Anderson Cooper's television studio.

Each trading desk has been outfitted with state-of-the-art equipment. And, yes, the plants are real.

The west side of this trading floor is decorated with plants meant to mirror Central Park, which is just steps away. Crystal Cox/Insider

Offices on the trading floor are designed for both in-person and hybrid work.

A private office on one of Deutsche Bank's trading floors. Crystal Cox/Insider

Deutsche Bank's office was designed with a lot of common areas to promote collaborative work. There are also plenty of coffee and snack stations to help keep energy levels up.

An espresso bar on one of the trading floor's mezzanines. Crystal Cox/Insider

Deutsche Bank's office was designed with a lot of common areas to promote collaborative work. There are also plenty of coffee and snack stations to help keep energy levels up.

In addition to more casual coworking spaces, the office includes some fancier meeting areas for client-facing events and award presentations.

A conference table on the 10th floor. Crystal Cox/Insider

A ninth-floor terrace creates additional workstations against the backdrop of Central Park. The black building in the background is the Trump International Hotel & Tower New York.

Deutsche Bank's ninth-floor terrace overlooks Central Park and the skyline of Manhattan's Upper East Side. Crystal Cox/Insider

A ninth-floor terrace creates additional workstations against the backdrop of Central Park. The black building in the background is the Trump International Hotel & Tower New York.

The abundant outdoor space allows staff to catch some rays while eating lunch or working with their laptops.

The picnic tables will stay on Deutsche Bank's terrace year-round. Crystal Cox/Insider

Right near the terrace insider is the staff lounge, which includes amenities like this bar.

The bar in Deutsche Bank's staff lounge. Crystal Cox/Insider

In what appears to be a page taken from Silicon Valley's playbook, there's also a pool table and table-tennis setup overlooking the terrace and Central Park.

The pool table is just one of many games available in the staff lounge. Crystal Cox/Insider

In the cafeteria, staffers can pay for their meals on a touch screen after grabbing what they need from multiple food stations.

Deutsche Bank staff grab their food from the market and then pay via the kiosk before heading back to work. Crystal Cox/Insider

In the corner of the cafeteria, a wood-fired pizza oven can dish out hot meals to hungry bankers quickly.

The wood-fired oven is part of Deutsche Bank's pizza bar. Crystal Cox/Insider

The bank worked with an in-house curator to display pieces of art from Deutsche Bank's collection throughout the office.

"Self Portrait as my father Brian Wearing" by Gillian Wearing is displayed near the entrance of Deutsche Bank's staff lounge. Crystal Cox/Insider

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​​Take a look inside Deutsche Bank's brand-new NYC office - trading floors with sweeping Central Park views and amenities like a pool table and a bar

Deutsche Bank's office is now across from Columbus Circle in the same building as Jazz at Lincoln Center. The 10th-floor common area has floor-to-ceiling windows that offer a sweeping view of Central Park.

Deutsche Bank has built three trading floors, two of which can each hold 540 traders, and one of which can house more than 500 traders. One of the trading floors was Anderson Cooper's television studio.

Each trading desk has been outfitted with state-of-the-art equipment. And, yes, the plants are real.

Offices on the trading floor are designed for both in-person and hybrid work.

Deutsche Bank's office was designed with a lot of common areas to promote collaborative work. There are also plenty of coffee and snack stations to help keep energy levels up.

In addition to more casual coworking spaces, the office includes some fancier meeting areas for client-facing events and award presentations.

A ninth-floor terrace creates additional workstations against the backdrop of Central Park. The black building in the background is the Trump International Hotel & Tower New York.

The abundant outdoor space allows staff to catch some rays while eating lunch or working with their laptops.

Right near the terrace insider is the staff lounge, which includes amenities like this bar.

In what appears to be a page taken from Silicon Valley's playbook, there's also a pool table and table-tennis setup overlooking the terrace and Central Park.

In the cafeteria, staffers can pay for their meals on a touch screen after grabbing what they need from multiple food stations.

In the corner of the cafeteria, a wood-fired pizza oven can dish out hot meals to hungry bankers quickly.

The bank worked with an in-house curator to display pieces of art from Deutsche Bank's collection throughout the office.

Take a look inside Deutsche Bank's brand-new NYC office - trading floors with sweeping Central Park views and amenities like a pool table and a bar