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markjackson — 2020-10-24T02:25:07Z

Renamed to "Innovation Square"

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- [[Image(xeroxtower.jpg,right,thumbnail,250,"Xerox Tower, 6-2008")]] - [[Image(XeroxFrontEntrance.jpg,right,thumbnail,250,"Front entrance")]] - [[Image(XeroxBackEntrance.jpg,right,thumbnail,250,"Back side entrance")]] - \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Location'''\|\| - \|\|[[Address("100 Clinton Ave S, Rochester, NY 14604")]]\|\| - - '''Innovation Square''' is the name of a Gallina Development project announced in October 2020 to remake the former Xerox headquarters complex as a student housing and business innovation hub.[[FootNote(https://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/news/2020/10/23/former-xerox-tower-rochester-ny-gallina-development-plans-student-housing-and-business-hub/3728354001/)]] - - The former Xerox Square complex, located in the ["Washington Square Neighborhood"], was built as ["Xerox"]'s corporate headquarters in ["1968"]; not long thereafter they moved headquarters to Stamford, CT. The buildings subsequently held a number of Xerox organizations; in 2013 the complex was sold to ["Buckingham Properties"] although Xerox continued to occupy several floors under a lease arrangement. In January 2018 Xerox announced that the last employees at the Square would be moved to the Webster campus by midyear. - - The skyscraper (commonly called Xerox Tower) is 30 stories tall with a height of 135 meters (443 feet), and is the tallest building in Rochester. Featuring mostly a minimalist style of architecture, the charcoal-colored building fans out near the bottom, taking up an entire city block on ["Clinton Avenue"] between ["Court Street"] and ["Broad Street"]. At the ["Chestnut Street"] end of the complex is a large auditorium that has been used as a venue for the ["Rochester International Jazz Festival"], for which Xerox was the title sponsor for many years. - - The tower used to have a red "Digital X" for the Xerox logo near the top of the building, but that was taken down in 2005 because the company wanted to stop using the Digital X. They changed the logo to XEROX, spelled out, at the base of the building, but did not not replace the logo at the top. The last exterior Xerox branding was in July 2018 as Buckingham announced plans to sell or lease the building, possibly to include some residential space. After an extended period on the market the building was sold at a considerable discount to Gallina Development in September 2020. - - For more info, visit [http://skyscraperpage.com/cities/?buildingID=1150 Skyscaperpage.com] and [http://www.emporis.com/en/il/pc/?id=125110&aid=8 Emporis]. - - '''Tenants''' - - * ["EFP Rotenberg, LLP"]	+ #redirect Innovation Square

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markjackson — 2020-10-24T02:24:50Z

Gallina plans

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- The skyscraper sometimes referred to as '''Xerox Tower''' is the most prominent building in Xerox Square. That complex, located in the ["Washington Square Neighborhood"], was built as ["Xerox"]'s corporate headquarters in ["1968"]; not long thereafter they moved headquarters to Stamford, CT. The building subsequently held a number of Xerox organizations; in 2013 it was sold to ["Buckingham Properties"] although Xerox continued to occupy several floors under a lease arrangement. In January 2018 Xerox announced that the last employees at the Square would be moved to the Webster campus by midyear.	+ '''Innovation Square''' is the name of a Gallina Development project announced in October 2020 to remake the former Xerox headquarters complex as a student housing and business innovation hub.[[FootNote(https://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/news/2020/10/23/former-xerox-tower-rochester-ny-gallina-development-plans-student-housing-and-business-hub/3728354001/)]]
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- This building is 30 stories tall with a height of 135 meters (443 feet), and is the tallest building in Rochester. Featuring mostly a minimalist style of architecture, the charcoal-colored building fans out near the bottom, taking up an entire city block on ["Clinton Avenue"] between ["Court Street"] and ["Broad Street"]. At the ["Chestnut Street"] end of the complex is a large auditorium that has been used as a venue for the ["Rochester International Jazz Festival"], for which Xerox was the title sponsor for many years.	+ The former Xerox Square complex, located in the ["Washington Square Neighborhood"], was built as ["Xerox"]'s corporate headquarters in ["1968"]; not long thereafter they moved headquarters to Stamford, CT. The buildings subsequently held a number of Xerox organizations; in 2013 the complex was sold to ["Buckingham Properties"] although Xerox continued to occupy several floors under a lease arrangement. In January 2018 Xerox announced that the last employees at the Square would be moved to the Webster campus by midyear.
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- The tower used to have a red "Digital X" for the Xerox logo near the top of the building, but that was taken down in 2005 because the company wanted to stop using the Digital X. They changed the logo to XEROX, spelled out, at the base of the building, but did not not replace the logo at the top. The last exterior Xerox branding was in July 2018 as Buckingham announced plans to sell or lease the building, possibly to include some residential space. After an extended period on the market the building was sold to Gallina Development in September 2020.	+ The skyscraper (commonly called Xerox Tower) is 30 stories tall with a height of 135 meters (443 feet), and is the tallest building in Rochester. Featuring mostly a minimalist style of architecture, the charcoal-colored building fans out near the bottom, taking up an entire city block on ["Clinton Avenue"] between ["Court Street"] and ["Broad Street"]. At the ["Chestnut Street"] end of the complex is a large auditorium that has been used as a venue for the ["Rochester International Jazz Festival"], for which Xerox was the title sponsor for many years. + + The tower used to have a red "Digital X" for the Xerox logo near the top of the building, but that was taken down in 2005 because the company wanted to stop using the Digital X. They changed the logo to XEROX, spelled out, at the base of the building, but did not not replace the logo at the top. The last exterior Xerox branding was in July 2018 as Buckingham announced plans to sell or lease the building, possibly to include some residential space. After an extended period on the market the building was sold at a considerable discount to Gallina Development in September 2020.

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markjackson — 2020-09-22T00:31:04Z

sold to Gallina Development

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scotthendler — 2020-01-13T01:00:37Z

+ EFP Rotenberg

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markjackson — 2019-01-23T02:17:23Z

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- The skyscraper sometimes referred to as '''Xerox Tower''' is the most prominent building in Xerox Square. The complex, located in the ["Washington Square Neighborhood"], was built as ["Xerox"]'s corporate headquarters in ["1968"]; not long thereafter they moved headquarters to Stamford, CT. The building subsequently held a number of Xerox organizations; in 2013 it was sold to ["Buckingham Properties"] although Xerox continued to occupy several floors under a lease arrangement. In January 2018 Xerox announced that the last employees at the Square would be moved to the Webster campus by midyear.	+ The skyscraper sometimes referred to as '''Xerox Tower''' is the most prominent building in Xerox Square. That complex, located in the ["Washington Square Neighborhood"], was built as ["Xerox"]'s corporate headquarters in ["1968"]; not long thereafter they moved headquarters to Stamford, CT. The building subsequently held a number of Xerox organizations; in 2013 it was sold to ["Buckingham Properties"] although Xerox continued to occupy several floors under a lease arrangement. In January 2018 Xerox announced that the last employees at the Square would be moved to the Webster campus by midyear.

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markjackson — 2019-01-23T02:17:00Z

update on Xerox Square status

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- This building is 30 stories tall with a height of 135 meters (443 feet), and is the tallest building in Rochester. Featuring mostly a minimalist style of architecture, the charcoal-colored building fans out near the bottom, taking up an entire city block on ["Clinton Avenue"] between ["Court Street"] and ["Broad Street"]. At the ["Chestnut Street"] end of the complex is a large auditorium that has been used as a venue for the ["Rochester International Jazz Festival"] since Xerox became the title sponsor.	+ This building is 30 stories tall with a height of 135 meters (443 feet), and is the tallest building in Rochester. Featuring mostly a minimalist style of architecture, the charcoal-colored building fans out near the bottom, taking up an entire city block on ["Clinton Avenue"] between ["Court Street"] and ["Broad Street"]. At the ["Chestnut Street"] end of the complex is a large auditorium that has been used as a venue for the ["Rochester International Jazz Festival"], for which Xerox was the title sponsor for many years.
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jgerek — 2014-06-29T19:54:06Z

Link skyline, Washington Square, XRIJF

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peteb — 2009-04-14T02:43:20Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-09-18T19:25:26Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-09-18T19:24:50Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-06-10T21:12:07Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-06-10T21:12:07Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-06-10T21:11:58Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-06-10T21:09:07Z

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DottieHoffmann — 2008-06-08T01:45:30Z

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DottieHoffmann — 2008-06-08T01:41:59Z

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DottieHoffmann — 2008-06-08T01:41:38Z

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danpalmer — 2008-05-27T22:12:29Z

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danpalmer — 2008-05-27T22:06:41Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-04-21T17:14:42Z

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- This building is 30 stories tall with a height of 135 meters (443 feet), and is the tallest building in Rochester. Featuring mostly a minimalist style of architecture, the charcoal-colored building fans out near the bottom, taking up an entire city block on ["Clinton Avenue"] between ["Court Street"] and Broad. It used to have a red "Digital X" for the Xerox logo near the top of the building, but it was taken down in 2005 because the company wanted to stop using the Digital X. They changed the logo to XEROX, spelled out, at the base of the building, but they have not replaced the logo at the top. As of early 2008, the logo at the base of the building has been changed once again, to reflect a new corporate logo, which can be seen (as of April 2008) at [http://www.xerox.com Xerox.com].	+ This building is 30 stories tall with a height of 135 meters (443 feet), and is the tallest building in Rochester. Featuring mostly a minimalist style of architecture, the charcoal-colored building fans out near the bottom, taking up an entire city block on ["Clinton Avenue"] between ["Court Street"] and ["Broad Street"]. It used to have a red "Digital X" for the Xerox logo near the top of the building, but it was taken down in 2005 because the company wanted to stop using the Digital X. They changed the logo to XEROX, spelled out, at the base of the building, but they have not replaced the logo at the top. As of early 2008, the logo at the base of the building has been changed once again, to reflect a new corporate logo, which can be seen (as of April 2008) at [http://www.xerox.com Xerox.com].

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alexandergartley — 2008-04-21T17:14:17Z

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- This building is 30 stories tall with a height of 135 meters (443 feet), and is the tallest building in Rochester. Featuring mostly a minimalist style of architecture, the charcoal-colored building fans out near the bottom, taking up an entire city block on ["Clinton Avenue"] between Court and Broad. It used to have a red "Digital X" for the Xerox logo near the top of the building, but it was taken down in 2005 because the company wanted to stop using the Digital X. They changed the logo to XEROX, spelled out, at the base of the building, but they have not replaced the logo at the top. As of early 2008, the logo at the base of the building has been changed once again, to reflect a new corporate logo, which can be seen (as of April 2008) at [http://www.xerox.com Xerox.com].	+ This building is 30 stories tall with a height of 135 meters (443 feet), and is the tallest building in Rochester. Featuring mostly a minimalist style of architecture, the charcoal-colored building fans out near the bottom, taking up an entire city block on ["Clinton Avenue"] between ["Court Street"] and Broad. It used to have a red "Digital X" for the Xerox logo near the top of the building, but it was taken down in 2005 because the company wanted to stop using the Digital X. They changed the logo to XEROX, spelled out, at the base of the building, but they have not replaced the logo at the top. As of early 2008, the logo at the base of the building has been changed once again, to reflect a new corporate logo, which can be seen (as of April 2008) at [http://www.xerox.com Xerox.com].

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alexandergartley — 2008-04-21T17:13:45Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-04-21T17:12:14Z

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travisowens — 2006-09-25T04:52:01Z

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travisowens — 2006-09-25T04:51:32Z

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- [[Image(XeroxBackEntrance.jpg,right,thumbnail,400)]]Xerox Tower was built as ["Xerox"]'s corporate headquarters in 1968. It is no longer serves corporate headquarters, as they had moved headquarters to Stamford, CT soon after the building was built. The building serves as headquarters for Xerox's North American Solutions Group (NASG).	+ [[Image(XeroxBackEntrance.jpg,right,thumbnail,400,"Back side entrance")]]Xerox Tower was built as ["Xerox"]'s corporate headquarters in 1968. It is no longer serves corporate headquarters, as they had moved headquarters to Stamford, CT soon after the building was built. The building serves as headquarters for Xerox's North American Solutions Group (NASG).

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travisowens — 2006-09-25T02:10:13Z

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travisowens — 2006-09-25T02:09:38Z

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- Xerox Tower was built as ["Xerox"]'s corporate headquarters in 1968. It is no longer serves corporate headquarters, as they had moved headquarters to Stamford, CT soon after the building was built. The building serves as headquarters for Xerox's North American Solutions Group (NASG).	+ [[Image(XeroxBackEntrance.jpg,right,thumbnail,400)]]Xerox Tower was built as ["Xerox"]'s corporate headquarters in 1968. It is no longer serves corporate headquarters, as they had moved headquarters to Stamford, CT soon after the building was built. The building serves as headquarters for Xerox's North American Solutions Group (NASG).

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adamdewitz — 2006-08-25T23:28:28Z

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- Xerox Tower was built as ["Xerox"]'s headquarters in 1968. It is no longer the headquarters, as they had moved headquarters to Stamford, CT soon after the building was built, but it still holds major offices for the company.	+ Xerox Tower was built as ["Xerox"]'s corporate headquarters in 1968. It is no longer serves corporate headquarters, as they had moved headquarters to Stamford, CT soon after the building was built. The building serves as headquarters for Xerox's North American Solutions Group (NASG).

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benmargolis — 2006-06-12T00:27:20Z

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- info at [http://skyscraperpage.com/cities/?buildingID=1150 skyscaperpage.com]	+ Xerox Tower was built as ["Xerox"]'s headquarters in 1968. It is no longer the headquarters, as they had moved headquarters to Stamford, CT soon after the building was built, but it still holds major offices for the company. + + This building is 30 stories tall with a height of 135 meters (443 feet), and is the tallest building in Rochester. Featuring mostly a minimalist style of architecture, the charcoal-colored building fans out near the bottom, taking up an entire city block on Clinton Ave between Court and Broad. It used to have a red "Digital X" for the Xerox logo near the top of the building, but it was taken down in 2005 because the company wanted to stop using the Digital X. They changed the logo to XEROX, spelled out, at the base of the building, but they have not replaced the logo at the top. + + For more info, visit [http://skyscraperpage.com/cities/?buildingID=1150 Skyscaperpage.com] and [http://www.emporis.com/en/il/pc/?id=125110&aid=8 Emporis].

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jasonwilder — 2005-05-14T05:14:40Z

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	+ info at [http://skyscraperpage.com/cities/?buildingID=1150 skyscaperpage.com]