DSNY Headquarters Building, New York City

The DSNY Headquarters building in New York City features prominent signage and a facade of beige stone tiles and blue-green glass.
The DSNY Headquarters building in New York City features prominent signage and a facade of beige stone tiles and blue-green glass.

The New York City Department of Sanitation Headquarters building features prominent signage with the word "Sanitation" in raised metal letters, alongside the department's official seal. The architecture includes a facade of beige stone tiles and reflective blue-green glass windows, characteristic of modern municipal buildings.

Photo taken in September 2019.

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