A newly delivered creative office unfolds across a full sixth-floor presence in the heart of SoHo, offering an expansive open-plan environment wrapped in natural light from three sides. Arrival into the space opens directly into a broad, rectangular floorplate defined by polished concrete floors, exposed structural ceilings, and a clean industrial aesthetic that immediately signals flexibility and scale. The depth of the floor allows the main open work area to stretch wide without visual obstruction, making it ideal for large collaborative benching, studio-style desk layouts, showroom installations, or production-oriented workspace. The structural columns are spaced evenly and positioned in a way that supports furniture planning without interrupting flow or sightlines.

Along the windowed perimeter, uninterrupted bands of glazing provide strong daylight from multiple exposures, creating a bright working atmosphere throughout the entire floor. These perimeter zones are well suited for placing rows of workstations, creative studio tables, editing bays, or client-facing lounge seating while still preserving the center of the floor for larger operational uses. Because the unit currently has no built-in private offices, conference rooms, or fixed meeting suites, the entire floor remains a blank canvas that can be tailored for a wide range of business models including creative agencies, design studios, fashion showrooms, tech startups, architecture firms, and media production teams.

Toward one section of the floor, an enclosed service core houses the building infrastructure, allowing the remainder of the floor to remain open and uninterrupted. This configuration supports maximum flexibility for introducing future glass-front offices, podcast rooms, editing suites, conference rooms, or internal training spaces without sacrificing light or circulation. The proportions of the floor also lend themselves well to zoning by department, with the ability to assign distinct working neighborhoods while maintaining visual cohesion across the suite.

The ceiling height and exposed mechanical systems contribute to a true loft character that pairs well with the neighborhood’s creative energy. Lighting is evenly distributed and designed to support both focused individual work and large collaborative setups. The absence of heavy interior build-out allows branding, furniture, and layout to fully define the finished environment, giving incoming tenants complete control over how the space functions operationally and visually.

As a full-floor creative office with three-sided light exposure and no preset interior divisions, the layout offers rare flexibility for teams that want to grow, reconfigure, and evolve without being constrained by a fixed plan. The scale and openness support everything from dense workstation deployments to gallery-style presentations or hybrid production and office use. This type of floorplate is especially valuable for firms that rely on natural light, visual continuity, and adaptable workflow environments within one of downtown’s most design-driven commercial corridors.

Notes: Brand new pre-built with excellent natural light and light on 3 sides. There is currently a lease out for this space.