Mock-up of a tall vertical screen reading The Tower, with the House Left logo, at One Times Square at night.

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.

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The pictures are mock-ups: each shows its screen carrying a House Left design.

Eleven active placements across Times Square.

Mock-up of a curved rooftop screen reading The Statement, with the House Left logo, above a Times Square corner. 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

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Mock-up of a billboard reading The Window, with the House Left logo, above a sunlit Times Square avenue full of ads. 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

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Mock-up of a billboard reading The Corridor, with the House Left logo, high above a sunlit Times Square avenue full of ads. 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

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Mock-up of a Times Square corner at dusk: a black-and-white fashion photograph above a screen reading The I Love NY, with the House Left logo. 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

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Mock-up of a screen reading The Icon, with the House Left logo, above a rainy Times Square corner at dusk. 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

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Mock-up of a curved corner screen in Times Square reading The Beast, with the House Left logo, above a sunny street crowd. 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

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Mock-up of a screen reading The Pelé, with the House Left logo, above the Pelé Soccer store and a busy sunlit Times Square plaza. 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

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Mock-up of a tall vertical screen reading The Tower, with the House Left logo, at One Times Square at night. 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

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Mock-up of five screens above a Times Square street corner, the largest reading The Mosaic, with the House Left logo. 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

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Mock-up of a screen reading The Overlook, with the House Left logo, above a crowd in Times Square at night. 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

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Mock-up of a screen reading The Grand Slam, with the House Left logo, above the Grand Slam shop on a crowded Times Square night. 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

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Past Times Square campaigns, by House Left Studio and by Brenda Jameson, are on The Work.

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