April
 5,
 2012,
 New
 York
 ‐
 In
 the
 heart
 of
 Manhattan’s
 perennial
 favorite,
 Time
 Square
 Terrace
 debuts
 as
 the
 newest rooftop 
retreat
 owned
 by
 the
 famous 
New
York 
nightclub,
 Copacabana.
 Time
 Square
 Terrace
 offers
 a
 simple,
 unobtrusive
 spot
 for
 revelers
 and
 dancers to
 enjoy
 “The
 Great
 White
 Way”
 with
 The
 W
 Hotel,
 Worldwide
 Plaza
 and
 other
 neighboring
 skyscrapers
 glittering
 the
 nearby
 sky.


Whether
 you’re
 visiting
 the
 city,
 or
 live
 nearby,
 Time
 Square
 Terrace
 provides
 a
 chic,
 new
 setting
 for
 a
 spring
 and
 summer
 cocktail.
 In
 the
 space
 previously
 known
 as
 Jade
 Terrace
 above
 the
 former
 China
 Club,
 Time
 Square
 Terrace 
is
 located in Midtown,
 on 
the
 perimeter
 of
 Time
 Square.
 Most
 notable
 in
 its
 design
 are
 the
 floor
 to
 ceiling
 glass
 walls
 that
 encase
 half
of
 the
 7,500
 square 
foot
 club.
 Conceived
 by 
architect
 Joseph 
Kleinmann
 of
 Kleinmann
 Architects,
 and
 dubbed
 “Organized
 Chaos”,
 the
 glass
 is
 sliced
 into
 shards
 by
 white
 beams.
 It
 provides
 an
 aerial
 shot
 of
 the
 8th
 Avenue
 hustle
 and
 bustle,
 supplementing
 the
 views
 of
 the
 retractable 
glass
 roof.
 The 
spot
 remains
 air
 conditioned
 and
 heated
 for all
 seasons,
 making
 Time 
Square 
Terrace
 a
 year 
round
 destination.
 In
 the
 coming
month,
 the
 club
 will
 expand
 to
 welcome
 happy
 hour
 clientele.


Steeped
 in
 rich
 history,
 Copacabana’s
 first
 location
 was
 opened
 in
 1940
 welcoming
 performers
 like
 Sammy
 Davis
 Jr.,
 The
 Supremes
 and
 Marvin
 Gaye.
 Barry
 Manilow’s

 1978
 hit
 “Copacabana”
 is
 named
 after,
 and
 is
 about,
 the
 nightclub.
 The
 nightclub’s
 third
 location
 now
 occupies
 the
 floors
 below
 Time
 Square
 Terrace
 and
 regularly
 welcomes
 renowned
 salsa
 and
 Latin
 performers.