Entry begins at a clearly defined reception area that establishes a professional arrival point before opening into the main workspace. From reception, circulation flows naturally into a broad open work area planned for approximately eighteen workstations, arranged to take advantage of the rectangular floorplate and consistent window line. Workstations are positioned to maintain clear sightlines across the suite while preserving wide circulation paths that support team movement, collaboration, and future reconfiguration if headcount grows or desk density needs to adjust.

Along the windowed perimeter, three private offices are fully enclosed with glass fronts, allowing natural light to penetrate deep into the space while maintaining acoustic separation. These rooms function well as executive offices, senior management offices, or client-facing rooms depending on business needs. Each benefits from direct exposure to the building’s exterior windows, making them suitable for long-duration use without relying solely on artificial lighting. Adjacent to the offices sits a glass-enclosed conference room sized appropriately for team meetings, presentations, or hybrid video calls, offering privacy without visually closing off the floor.

The central portion of the suite is anchored by the open work area, which balances density and comfort through consistent spacing between desk runs. This area connects directly to the pantry, which is thoughtfully positioned to serve both staff and guests without cutting through work zones. The pantry includes ample counter space and built-in cabinetry, supporting daily operations, catering setup, or informal gatherings while remaining visually discreet from the primary workstation area.

Interior finishes reflect a modern, move-in-ready condition with a combination of carpeted work zones and polished flooring along main circulation paths. Glass partitions define rooms while keeping the suite bright and open, and linear lighting is integrated throughout the ceiling to provide even illumination across both enclosed and open areas. Ceiling heights feel generous, enhancing the sense of volume and preventing the space from feeling compressed despite its efficient layout.

Overall, the layout delivers a balanced mix of private perimeter rooms, collaborative open seating, and support space within a half-floor configuration that feels substantially larger than its footprint. The organization of reception, offices, conference room, workstations, and pantry creates a clean operational flow suited for professional services, creative firms, or growing teams seeking a polished Midtown presence with flexibility built into the floorplan.

Notes: Second-generation suite featuring three offices, one conference room, open area for approximately eighteen workstations, pantry, and reception. Move-in ready with efficient layout.