Occupying a high-floor position within a modern trophy tower, this office environment is built to support a large, sophisticated organization that requires both scale and variety in how teams work throughout the day. Arrival onto the floor opens into a broad internal circulation spine that immediately establishes a sense of openness, with expansive glazing running along the perimeter and delivering uninterrupted skyline views across multiple exposures. From this central axis, the layout unfolds logically, separating focused work zones, collaborative areas, and client-facing spaces while maintaining visual continuity across the floor.

Primary open work areas are organized along the window line, accommodating ninety-three workstations arranged in long, efficient benching runs that benefit directly from natural light. These open zones are buffered by circulation space, allowing teams to work at density without congestion or noise bleed. Set just inside the perimeter, twenty-nine private offices line the exterior walls, each positioned to take advantage of views and daylight while offering acoustic privacy for leadership, senior staff, or confidential work. Several of these offices are grouped near conference areas, allowing executive teams to move seamlessly between focused work and meetings.

Conference and collaboration spaces are distributed deliberately across the floor to support different meeting styles. Seven full-size conference rooms anchor key corners and perimeter sections, making them ideal for board meetings, client presentations, or all-hands sessions. Twelve additional huddle rooms are interspersed between open work areas and office clusters, providing flexible space for quick collaboration, video calls, or breakout discussions without interrupting the larger floor. Dedicated support zones, including storage, information technology rooms, and phone areas, are positioned away from primary work zones to preserve a clean, professional atmosphere.

A large café-style work kitchen functions as both a social hub and an informal meeting area, supporting daily staff use while encouraging cross-team interaction. Nearby lounge seating and soft collaboration areas further enhance flexibility, allowing the office to shift easily between focused productivity and informal engagement. Overall, the floor presents a balanced, highly intentional workplace that combines scale, privacy, and adaptability, making it well suited for a headquarters-style occupancy or a mature organization seeking a polished, long-term office environment.

Notes: – 29 Offices – 7 Conference Rooms – 12 Huddle Rooms – 93 Workstations – 12 Phone Rooms – Large Work Cafe – Executive Bathroom with Shower