The company is expected to occupy the building — aka Chobani House — by the end of this year.
Previously disclosed details from a company rep:
Chobani House will be home to its global business headquarters with employees working in office four days a week, a community kitchen preparing nutritious meals for those in need, an innovation center supporting Chobani's business and also bringing together global food scientists to advance solutions to help eradicate hunger, and an incubator lab for emerging NGOs and non-profits who are focused on social impact.The over 120,000-square-foot building will include an "experiential retail space" and other organizations connected to Hamdi Ulukaya, Chobani's founder and CEO.
5 comments:
Before it was B&B it was a gas station owned by a really nice guy, Gary. Sadly yiu can’t even find a gas station in the EV. At one time there were seven and then the developers arrived and one by one they disappeared.
As they should disappear. The congestion zone needs to become a combustion engine free zone including the power station on 14th st
Lol what @"concerned citizen"? Should we use horses and carts then? What a weird take.
concerned citizen, if you don’t like cars,
hop on your bicycle and go live in the woods
We need gas stations as long as the majority of cars are gas powered. Crazy that there are so few in Manhattan. I don't like the looks and size of the Chobani building but am glad some corporations still want to be based in NYC and look at Chobani as a great asset to be based in NYC.
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