The Herald Square Building is a 327ft (100m) tall skyscraper in New York City. Located at the intersection of Broadway and 6th Ave on its namesake square, the building stands prominently over one of Manhattan's busiest intersections. This building was designed by Clinton & Russell in an Art Deco style, adhering to the distinctive New York zoning code that required an extensive use of setbacks as the building climbed in height. The Herald Square Buidling was completed in 1930. At the southern end of the block is a 4-floor low-rise building, constructed separately around 1940.