The Croisic Buiding
220 Fifth Avenue
The Croisic Building, named for its owner, European transplant the Marquis de Croisic - is seen and known far and wide for its iconic sloping roof adorned with an army of copper gargoyles, dragons and cherubs. A grand stone archway entrance leads into a surprisingly airy and very bright 22-story interior. With views of the city and Madison Square Park, TherapyHive resides on an upper floor - fully renovated specifically to the needs of its members.
It inhabits the corner of Fifth Ave. and 26nd Street - the nucleus of the Manhattan neighborhood of NoMad (North of Madison Square Park). NoMad is equidistant from the east and west sides - as well as the downtown and uptown - of Manhattan. It is that centrality which attracts visitors from all of the city and the ease of getting here - via mass transit - reflects that.
NoMad is home to six New York City Subway stations.
23rd Street F and M train stations, the 23rd Street.
28th Street R and W stations and the 23rd and 28th Street 6 train Stations.
bus routes M1, M2 and M3 on Park and Madison Avenues (northbound) and Fifth Avenues (southbound).
M55 service also runs southbound on Fifth Avenue, while northbound M55 and M7 service runs on nearby Sixth Avenue.
M101, M102, M103 routes run on Third and Lexington Avenues, northbound and southbound, respectively.
M23 SBS crosstown bus on 23rd Street.