
Times Square
Billboard and digital screen placements for New York Fashion Week, designed and placed by House Left.
- For brands & campaigns Billboard selection, campaign design and placement strategy. For a show, look first at The Statement, The Window and The Corridor.
- For designers & models Some boards work from the street: you can stand in front of them and frame the shot.
The pictures are mock-ups: each shows its screen carrying a House Left design.
Eleven active placements across Times Square.
The Statement
1619 Broadway
Bold, broad-format creative inside one of Times Square’s strongest architectural frames. Readable from multiple street approaches, for event promotion and messaging that needs to land fast.
Ideal for: producers, event promotion, fashion campaigns and brand imagery meant to make an immediate impression.
- Location
- 1619 Broadway — Times Square
- Format
- Digital display
The Window
1619 Broadway
Street-facing, for direct visual impact in one of Times Square’s busiest pedestrian corridors, where proximity and constant foot traffic work in the campaign’s favor.
Ideal for: producers, event promotion, fashion launches, editorial visuals and brand moments built for immediate public attention and social sharing.
- Location
- 1619 Broadway — between West 49th and West 50th Street
- Format
- Digital display
The Corridor
1560 Broadway
High within one of Times Square’s strongest visual sightlines, where the district opens into a layered corridor of movement and light.
Ideal for: producers, event promotion, brand imagery, editorial visuals and campaign creative designed to hold within the energy of Times Square over time.
- Location
- 1560 Broadway — Times Square
- Format
- Digital display
The I Love NY
1535 Broadway
One of Times Square’s most photographed corners. Your image above the I Love NY storefront, where every tourist with a camera is already pointing up.
Ideal for: models, designers, fashion visuals, tourism-facing campaigns and brand moments built to connect instantly with New York.
- Location
- 1535 Broadway — above the I Love NY Gifts storefront, near West 45th Street
- Format
- Digital display
The Icon
2 Times Square
Times Square’s most active visual corridor. A prime placement in the heart of the district, with consistent foot traffic and immediate street-level visibility.
Ideal for: models, designers, fashion campaigns and branded visuals where street-level visibility and social media presence come first.
- Location
- 2 Times Square — at West 47th Street and Seventh Avenue
- Format
- Digital display
The Beast
1601 Broadway
The corner that stops traffic. A curved display that wraps the building at the northern edge of the Bowtie and commands attention from Broadway and Seventh Avenue at once.
Ideal for: high-impact model features, fashion campaigns and designer promotions built to surround the viewer and generate strong social imagery.
- Location
- 1601 Broadway — corner of Broadway and West 48th Street
- Format
- Corner-wrapping digital spectacular
The Pelé
1560 Broadway
Bold. Wide. Impossible to miss. A wide horizontal format built for full-figure imagery that needs room to breathe.
Ideal for: full-figure model photography, fashion campaigns and brand moments made for social engagement and highly shareable impact.
- Location
- 1560 Broadway — between West 46th and West 47th Street
- Format
- Wide digital display
The Tower
1475 Broadway
One Times Square — the most recognizable address in the district. An elevated placement on the building that defines the skyline.
Ideal for: models, designers, fashion campaigns and editorial visuals meant to feel elevated. A natural for skyline photography and social content.
- Location
- 1475 Broadway — One Times Square
- Format
- Digital display
The Mosaic
1619 Broadway
Five screens. One moment. A campaign that unfolds across several surfaces at once — Times Square as your personal editorial spread.
Ideal for: multi-model campaigns, designer collections, brand launches, editorial sequences, or a single model showing several looks.
- Location
- 1619 Broadway — between West 49th and West 50th Street
- Format
- Digital multi-screen display
The Overlook
1560 Broadway
Authority. Presence. Scale. Raised above one of Times Square’s busiest retail corridors, in a square format made for portraits and bold single images.
Ideal for: individual model features, portrait photography, designer features and visual statements that hold attention above the movement of Times Square.
- Location
- 1560 Broadway — above Grand Slam New York
- Format
- Digital display
The Grand Slam
1557 Broadway
Street level. Maximum energy. Directly above the crowd, in one of Times Square’s densest pedestrian viewing zones — the connection between the image and the people looking up at it is immediate.
Ideal for: individual model features, designer features and visual storytelling meant to feel personal, direct and highly shareable from street level.
- Location
- 1557 Broadway — above Grand Slam New York
- Format
- Digital display
Past Times Square campaigns, by House Left Studio and by Brenda Jameson, are on The Work.
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