The new Times Square subway entrance adds 18 new CCTV cameras, an elevator, and gives commuters a look at a sweeping 468-foot mosaic by the artist Nick Cave — the longest mosaic in the subway system.
MTA Accessibility chief Quemuel Arroyo exits the new elevator, onto the subway levelMarc A. Hermann / MTA
“The 42nd Street connection project represents what the MTA was doing in the middle of the pandemic, which was building faster, building better, getting the system ready for New Yorkers to come back and we’re very proud," he said. "This is a highlight of that effort."
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