JPMorgan Chase is setting a new standard for office spaces with its $3 billion headquarters in New York City, offering impressive perks for its employees. The new building, located at 270 Park Ave., will be the largest all-electric tower in NYC, providing a modern, employee-friendly workspace.

The 2.5 million-square-foot tower, designed by architect Norman Foster, is built to meet the needs of 14,000 employees. With smart technology, flexible workspaces, and a focus on collaboration, JPMorgan’s headquarters will redefine the modern office. Its biophilic design incorporates natural plants, boosts natural daylight by 30%, and uses circadian lighting to create a healthier indoor environment.

In partnership with experts like Joseph Allen from Harvard University and wellness guru Deepak Chopra, JPMorgan is focused on wellness and hospitality for its workforce. The building will feature a food hall with diverse dining options, including healthy menus, and 19 restaurants with some offering table service. Employees will also enjoy the option of having meals delivered directly to their desks.

The health and wellness center will offer fitness services, yoga and cycling rooms, physical therapy, mother’s rooms for breastfeeding, and spaces for prayer and meditation. Additionally, the building will have advanced HVAC filtration systems that clean both outdoor and recirculated air, ensuring a healthier environment.

JPMorgan’s headquarters will also provide more communal areas and spacious offices, with 50% more communal spaces and 25% more space per person than typical office buildings. A top-floor conference center will offer panoramic city views for events with clients and employees.

As companies continue to encourage a return to the office, JPMorgan’s headquarters shows its commitment to employee well-being and productivity. Starting in March, all JPMorgan employees will be required to work in the office five days a week, although 60% of the workforce already follows this schedule.

JPMorgan is not alone in this trend. Walmart’s new headquarters in Bentonville, Arkansas, features biking trails, a childcare center, and a wellness center. Similarly, Amazon has opened new offices with state-of-the-art amenities to boost employee satisfaction and productivity.