Four subway lines transport workers to and from the rest of Boston, Cambridge, and surrounding areas. For these workers, going to work is less of a job, thanks to the many department stores, shops, restaurants, health clubs, and parks that dot the wandering streets and boulevards. Its no wonder Boston's Financial District has always been the first choice for so many corporations, making 33 Arch Street one of the great addresses in Boston.

Sensitivity to the pedestrian experience is evident in the design of the lobby, a protective canopy, as well in street access. Tenants and guests can access the building from the lobby door that opens onto both Arch and Hawley Streets. In addition, the building provides over 800 parking spaces, providing ample parking for tenants as well as evening and weekend visitors to Downtown Crossing, Chinatown, and the Waterfront.