Rottet Studio and Studios Architecture Renovate the New York Stock Exchange

At the New York Stock Exchange in the financial district, Rottet Studio and Studios Architecture renovated two floors, including the boardroom, where LED screens are fitted into archways between restored gilded Corinthian pilasters dating to 1903. Photography by Eric Laignel.

Portraits of former NYSE executives in the chairman’s room. Photography by Eric Laignel.

A vintage fire hose on a corridor wall. Photography by Eric Laignel.

A fragment of original wall in the boardroom. Photography by Eric Laignel.

Jehs + Laub chairs ring the boardroom’s custom table of thermo-formed Corian. Photography by Eric Laignel.

Novo Arts created the ticker tape–inspired installation in Siebert Hall, where paneling is upholstered in leather. Photography by Eric Laignel.

A Rottet Home coffee table stands central in the Bond Room, fea­turing a David Hockney photograph. Photography by Eric Laignel.

Flooring in a pre-function area are existing planks that were sanded and stained. Photography by Eric Laignel.

The table and pendant fixture in the Wall Street Room are custom. Photography by Eric Laignel.

The boardroom’s glass ceiling, covered since 1920, was exposed and restored, and the walled-off antechambers on either end of the room were reconnected. Photography by Eric Laignel.

In the glow of a programmable LED panel, honed American marble composes the new stairway between the sixth and seventh floors. Photography by Eric Laignel.

The private restaurant 1792. Photography by Eric Laignel.

A new brass plaque etched with vintage artwork outside a meeting room. Photography by Eric Laignel.

A Studio Van den Akker pendant fixture in the Map Room. Photography by Eric Laignel.

The antechamber off the library features an early 1900’s coat rack by George B. Post, the building’s original architect. Photography by Eric Laignel.

Built-ins made from buttonwood and Massimo Castagna pendant fixtures define the library, formerly the NYSE president’s private conference room. Photography by Eric Laignel.