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Rockefeller Group Building extraordinary properties and exceptional experiences since 1928. Rockefeller Group is a leading U.S.

real estate developer, owner and operator, dedicated to excellence in the built environment. The company has been known for nearly a century for projects that anticipate demand, transform skylines and improve lives, while creating economic and civic value. Our properties and developments promote growth and renewal in cities, neighborhoods and communities, delivering exceptional experiences and performance at home and at work.

Real and rendered: The library at The Juniper. “There’s always a moment where drawings stop being abstract and start bei...
10/26/2026

Real and rendered: The library at The Juniper.

“There’s always a moment where drawings stop being abstract and start being real,” says Santulan Architects’ Harsh Parikh. “When the project is complete, you notice how people move through the space, where they pause, what they respond to. It’s rewarding — less about ‘we built this’ and more about ‘this is now part of people’s lives.’”

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Fall in Missoula, Montana: The skies are blue and the weather is mild. There’s hiking and there’s fishing. And then ther...
10/22/2026

Fall in Missoula, Montana: The skies are blue and the weather is mild. There’s hiking and there’s fishing. And then there’s the tailgating: USA Today recently named Missoula — home to The University of Montana Grizzlies — the Best College Sports Town in the country.

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Downtown Longmont, Colorado: Where you can find a historic opera house, an independent bookstore, a family-run barbersho...
10/20/2026

Downtown Longmont, Colorado: Where you can find a historic opera house, an independent bookstore, a family-run barbershop, a classic speakeasy and award-winning tapas.

…and that’s just on one block. All this — and more — just a short drive from two of our new residences. Follow Martin Longmont and The Moraine to see what else you’ll find here.

“Every project is a complex puzzle that demands curiosity, imagination and care,” says Perkins&Will’s Virginia Ch***pa N...
10/15/2026

“Every project is a complex puzzle that demands curiosity, imagination and care,” says Perkins&Will’s Virginia Ch***pa Nunez. “The most interesting projects are the ones where the answer isn’t obvious at the beginning. It emerges through conversation with clients, as collaboration opens up new ways of thinking.”

Autumn in New York: The scene at Cuerno — a buzzy Northern Mexican steakhouse Eater called a “thrilling experience” — du...
10/14/2026

Autumn in New York: The scene at Cuerno — a buzzy Northern Mexican steakhouse Eater called a “thrilling experience” — during happy hour.

See what else you’ll find at 1271 Avenue of the Americas at the link in bio.

Then – and now: Alina.Tap the link in bio to see our new residences in Midtown Atlanta, now leasing.
10/13/2026

Then – and now: Alina.

Tap the link in bio to see our new residences in Midtown Atlanta, now leasing.

10/09/2026

There’s baseball — and then there’s October baseball.

Gear up at the Major League Baseball flagship store, located inside our property at 1271 Avenue of the Americas.

“One of my favorite things about the Rockefeller Group projects is that no two are ever the same,” says PROJEX, Inc. sen...
10/08/2026

“One of my favorite things about the Rockefeller Group projects is that no two are ever the same,” says PROJEX, Inc. senior designer Layne German. “Each project has its own personality, and the team is always intentional about creating spaces that feel connected to the surrounding community, culture, and people who will ultimately live there or work there. That approach makes every project feel thoughtful and unique rather than one-size-fits-all.”

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Kenny Nguyen calls his three-dimensional mixed-media artwork “deconstructed paintings.” He starts by tearing silk — a no...
10/07/2026

Kenny Nguyen calls his three-dimensional mixed-media artwork “deconstructed paintings.”

He starts by tearing silk — a nod to his Vietnamese heritage and his fashion design background — into hundreds of strips, which he then cuts and dips into acrylic paint. Next, he reconstructs and layers each and every strip onto a canvas to create an entirely different visual experience.

“My work explores the concept of cultural identity, integration and displacement,” says the Vietnamese-American artist. “For me, silk has become the connector tying both cultures together.”

Follow Rockefeller Group for an upcoming behind-the-scenes look at the work Kenny created in our new corporate headquarters.

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