A single full-glass private office anchors the front of the layout, paired with two adjacent breakout rooms that function well as meeting or phone rooms. Beyond the front partition, an expansive open-plan workspace stretches along exposed ceilings and hardwood floors, offering ample flexibility for creative layout or collaboration zones. Natural light filters in from oversized windows at the front and side, with a built-in wet pantry and casual café-style table set toward the rear, forming a natural lunch or breakout area ideal for small teams.

The space opens directly from the floor’s main hallway into a clean and professional reception-style staging area that flows into the primary work zone. The large glassed-in office benefits from both privacy and visibility, suitable for an executive or team lead, while the adjoining smaller rooms provide natural conference or client call functions. Frosted sidelights and clear transoms allow interior transparency while maintaining acoustic separation, helping the space feel more open than a traditional closed-door layout.

Across from the main rooms is a long wall of uninterrupted open floor that can accommodate a generous row of desks, soft seating, or modular stations, depending on need. The rear wall is home to a finished kitchenette with under-counter storage, sink, and upper cabinetry, making it an ideal touchdown spot for coffee or catering. Accent lighting, exposed ducts, and modern finishes elevate the industrial loft aesthetic without sacrificing comfort or functionality.

With its efficient footprint, distinct meeting areas, and open flexibility, the layout is well-suited for a boutique agency, tech startup, or small consultancy seeking a polished but affordable footprint. It is not a full-floor unit, which can offer cost-efficiency while still feeling independent due to its corner exposure and internal glasswork. Overall, the space delivers strong design, smart segmentation, and utility across every square foot.