Manhattan · New York County
Corinthian
POPS - Outdoor Plaza
- Location
- 330 East 38th Street (The Corinthian), Murray Hill
- Size
- 0.10 acres
- Hours
- Open during building hours
- Type
- POPS - Outdoor Plaza
The Corinthian at 330 East 38th Street is a Privately Owned Public Space at one of the largest residential buildings in Manhattan, a 57-story tower with over 800 apartments in the Murray Hill neighborhood.
The Corinthian, completed in 1988, was one of the first super-tall residential towers on the East Side. The building's curved glass facade and massive scale made it a landmark of 1980s residential development.
The building's location near the Queens-Midtown Tunnel approach means it sits amid significant transportation infrastructure. The nearby tunnel carries over 30 million vehicles annually between Manhattan and Queens.
The POPS at the Corinthian serves the building's large residential population and the surrounding Murray Hill community. With over 800 apartments, the building is a self-contained neighborhood within a neighborhood.
This plaza provides outdoor space at one of Manhattan's residential mega-buildings, where the scale of the development creates its own community within the larger fabric of Murray Hill.