What is on the list at the new JPMorgan headquarters

• Business Insider got new documents revealing details about the JPMorgan office tower.

• A new skyscraper on Park City Street in New York City will offer all stations to eat and drink.

• From the coffee outposts to the vegetable hot point, here is a look at what workers can expect.

How many coffee bars are required to supply 14,000? Wall Street? According to JPMorgan’s interior contacts for its new tower, the answer can be in dozens.

There will be no only two in the hallway or two others on the upper floor in the huge dining hall – work cafes will fall on each floor, according to the internal documents obtained by Business Insider that can determine employees what they can expect while moving. The building, located in 270 Park Avenue In Manhattan, it is scheduled to open for most workers early next year, but some will move soon.

The bank’s contacts with its employees reveal a carefully designed ecosystem-a system that indicates a serious extent in making the palatable life in the office, and even fun, as is the case The workers invite the office Five days a week. Bank CEO, Jimmy DamonHe made it clear that he believed that work from home is ineffective and ineffective.

“that it Vocational training system. He said earlier this year: “You cannot learn to work from your basement.”

A spokesman for the comment on the new details, which was shared with the employees, refused through an internal portal.

In addition to the excess coffee options, JPMorgan hangs vegetable meals with a Michelin star and 24-hour coffee-ideal for Banker with eyes I need 2 am captured.

In the list in Exchange, a social center was produced across the floors from 13 to 16, which is SweetGreen Spot Spot; Umami and Little Dirt Candy, which seems to be connected to the lower Manhattan plant that is run by Michelin star chef. In general, there will be about 15 options on the stock exchange, according to banking documents, as well as refreshments on all the 60 bank floor.

The documents say Park Avenue Express, what appears to be the private JPMorgan concept, is described as “for those who are looking for a quick bite to eat at any time of the day or night”, noting that it is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

One document said: “There are a lot of options to keep you supported throughout your day and tons of opportunities to recharge with your favorite snacks and coffee drinks in our cafes and cafes bars.” The fourteenth floor of the tower will include Monday to Friday Starbucks The site and the angle, “The York Beating Café” includes “a variety of craftsmanship and treatments from local sources.