Accessed from a modernized corridor core, the suite opens into a bright, expansive collaborative zone framed by oversized windows that capture sweeping skyline views. The layout reads as a full-floor style installation with broad perimeter glass on multiple sides, allowing natural light to travel deep into the space and creating an immediate sense of openness. Along the window line, several enclosed perimeter rooms have been constructed with full-height glass fronts, each capable of functioning as private executive offices, small team rooms, or focused meeting spaces. Based on the visible configuration, the plan comfortably supports multiple perimeter offices while preserving a substantial open workstation field at the center.

Moving inward, the heart of the floor is organized around long benching runs and communal tables designed to accommodate a significant density of staff. The scale suggests capacity for twenty or more workstations arranged in efficient rows, with circulation paths running between them for ease of movement. Adjacent to the open seating area sits a large enclosed conference room positioned near the glass line, suitable for formal board meetings or client presentations, while smaller enclosed rooms nearby can flex between breakout meetings and private calls. A dedicated lounge area softens the professional layout, featuring soft seating and casual gathering zones that transition naturally from heads-down work to informal collaboration.

Toward the interior core, a sleek pantry and café-style bar area anchors the social component of the office. Contemporary millwork, open shelving, and high-end finishes reinforce the second-generation, built and furnished character of the space. Exposed ceilings and modern lighting elements add vertical dimension, while polished floors and clean-lined glass partitions create a cohesive aesthetic throughout. The configuration supports a hybrid workforce with clearly defined private rooms, multiple conference settings, and a generous open workstation environment, all enhanced by expansive windows and elevated views that reinforce the prestige and energy of the surrounding district.

Notes: This is a second-generation, built and furnished space. Penn 1: Overview – Punctuating the Manhattan skyline, PENN 1 is a Class A, 55-story tower of over 2.5 million square feet, providing breathtaking 360-degree views of the entire city and direct access to Penn Station and Moynihan Train Hall. We have completed a building-wide redevelopment of PENN 1 that includes over 140,000 square feet of amenities and all new retail, featuring a dramatic lobby with double-height ceilings surrounded by new landscaped plazas, a grand social stair and bleacher seats, a full-service restaurant, bar, and private dining rooms, all new ground floor retail including a curated grab & go, coffee bar and multiple restaurant offerings, a tenant library and work lounges, 80,000 square feet of flexible workspace, 20,000 square feet of conference space, a 53,000-square-foot Lifetime Fitness, and a pickleball center.