The value of The John Hancock Tower goes far beyond its historic location and breathtaking
views.

Glass, light, and space are thoughtfully integrated into The John Hancock Tower's design to create a more productive and efficient work environment. Glass, Light And Space Solutions—known as The GLASS Factor—are measurable and quantifiable differences that set The John Hancock Tower apart from any office tower in the Northeast.

Glass
200% more perimeter glass space runs floor-to-ceiling and wall-to-wall at The John Hancock Tower, more than any other Boston office tower.
More glass at The John Hancock Tower means more of the most striking views in Boston for virtually everyone in the building—360-degrees, 365 days of the year, without shadows or obstructions.
Light

86% of all work areas are penetrated with natural light at The John Hancock Tower, the highest percentage of any major Boston office tower.
The large exterior glass, short core-to-window distance and lack of shadows from neighboring structures bathe work areas in natural light every day—resulting in higher productivity and lower absentee rates.
Space Solutions

Larger and thinner floor plates mean less square footage is needed at The John Hancock Tower, making it one of the most efficient office towers in Boston.
Because corridor and hallway space is minimized, tenants get more usable space in less total area at The John Hancock Tower. Productivity and space efficiency go up while total square footage goes down.

The value of The John Hancock Tower goes far beyond its historic location and breathtakingviews.

The value of The John Hancock Tower goes far beyond its historic location and breathtaking
views.