Discover the public floors of 1014 Fifth Avenue, an historic townhouse across from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Built in 1907, the building has served both as home to an ambassador and as the German cultural center. It has an intriguing future ahead after a renovation by David Chipperfield Architects. 1014 creates a space to explore global challenges and opportunities together – across the worlds of culture, ideas, and society.
Tours will be given al 12PM, 2PM, and 4PM, first-come, first-served until full.

– **Saturday 10/21 at 1:00 PM:** Presentation on the renovation of our building 1014 Fifth Avenue with architects from David Chipperfield Architects London. [Learn More](https://www.1014.nyc/events/the-future-of-1014-space-for-ideas-revitalizing-a-historic-townhouse)
– **Sunday 10/22 at 3:00 PM:** Artists Annette Cords (“Delirious Disruptions”) and Villa Albertine Fellow Euridice Zaituna Kala in conversation about how urban spaces, architecture, and culture influence their art. [Learn More](https://www.1014.nyc/events/two-at-1014-artists-annette-cords-and-euridice-kala)

Until its renovation, the building is not fully accessible. There is no elevator.