A wider-than-average floorplate creates the foundation for a bright, move-in ready workspace that blends polished finishes with an efficient, team-oriented layout. The office stretches across a rectangular footprint with windows lining both the northern and southern exposures, allowing daylight to fill the interior and giving every part of the floor a sense of openness. Arrival begins through a central entry point positioned between two stair cores, where a small foyer leads directly into the main workspace. From here, the floor unfolds into a balanced mix of open seating, enclosed perimeter rooms, and a variety of support areas that make the space highly functional for a firm seeking a refined, modern environment.

The heart of the layout is the large open work area situated at the center of the floor, where long benching clusters comfortably accommodate up to twenty-four workstations. Exposed ceilings, suspended lighting, and a blend of hardwood and carpeted flooring contribute to a contemporary feel, while the width of the floor allows the room to support generous circulation without crowding. This central area connects directly to both sets of perimeter rooms so that staff can transition easily between heads-down work, private meetings, and collaborative sessions.

Five perimeter rooms run along the western and eastern walls, each enclosed in glass to preserve natural light and maintain visual transparency. These rooms vary slightly in size, with several proportioned as private offices capable of supporting executive desks and guest seating, and others suitable as team rooms or dedicated project spaces. A conference room sits toward the southwest corner, offering a more formal setting for presentations or client discussions. Its placement allows visitors to reach it quickly without traveling through the open work area, which is an advantage for businesses hosting frequent external meetings.

Toward the southeast side of the floor, a lounge-style seating area provides a softer environment for informal conversations or breaks. Adjacent to it, a pantry with built-in cabinetry and counter space supports daily staff use, making it a natural hub for short gatherings. The proximity of this pantry to both the lounge and the open work area allows the space to function as an internal social zone. Nearby, two private restrooms give the unit independent convenience, eliminating reliance on shared building facilities.

Throughout the office, the consistency of glass walls, clean architectural lines, and coordinated lighting lends a unified aesthetic. The width of the floorplate ensures that even interior zones feel spacious, while the placement of offices at the perimeter leaves the entire middle of the floor unobstructed for flexible desk layouts. As a pre-built, fully enclosed commercial suite with five private rooms, one large conference room, lounge seating, and a central benching zone for two dozen staff members, the space supports a range of configurations for firms that value both openness and privacy within steps of major transit routes near Grand Central.