8 photosThe Fiserv One Broadway portfolio page is concise: brick walls in strategic locations and wood finishes on walls and floors balance the sleekness of glass and stone elsewhere. That material contrast is the primary text evidence on the named project URL and establishes the tactile thesis for the New York workplace.
A related Ted Moudis Associates page for Fiserv New York adds program color useful for understanding the executive workplace: strong contrasts and angles to signal movement; a Client Experience Center with floor-to-ceiling interactive AV displays, soft lounge seating, and a divisible wall; catering adjacent to client rooms; sap walnut on private-office and conference tables; angled wood ceiling panels with black faux beams in executive dining and living rooms; knife-edge detailing at the coffee bar and reception; and a mix of private offices and open workstations at the perimeter for daylight.
Secondary AV documentation for Fiserv One Broadway describes the site as Fiserv’s executive headquarters and a primary high-profile client meeting location, with substantial video-wall and Microsoft Teams room infrastructure. Exact square footage and completion year for the TMA interior are not stated on the One Broadway page and are omitted rather than borrowed from unrelated Fiserv campuses.
The listing keeps Fiserv One Broadway as a New York fintech executive workplace where brick, wood, glass, and stone stage both daily work and client presentation under Ted Moudis Associates’ design.