Full-floor presence delivers a wide, uninterrupted layout that immediately conveys scale, flexibility, and identity for a growing company seeking a cohesive workplace environment. Entry opens into a broad central expanse anchored by polished concrete floors and a rhythm of exposed structural columns, creating a natural grid that supports dense workstation planning while still allowing for clear circulation paths throughout the floor. Ceiling heights feel open and modern with exposed elements finished in a clean, bright tone, giving the space an industrial yet refined Midtown South character that appeals to creative, tech, and design-oriented users.

Perimeter walls are lined with large windows spanning multiple sides of the floor, bringing in consistent daylight and offering open city views that elevate employee experience across the entire layout rather than limiting it to corner offices. Along these window lines, there is ample opportunity to introduce approximately six to eight perimeter rooms depending on final configuration, each well-suited for private offices, executive rooms, or glass-fronted conference spaces. The depth of the floor allows these rooms to sit comfortably without compressing the central work area, preserving both openness and functional separation.

Core building elements are efficiently positioned, allowing the interior to be organized into a highly effective workplace plan. A centralized open area can easily support a substantial workstation count in the range of ninety to one hundred twenty positions, arranged in benching or hybrid desk configurations. Adjacent zones can be carved out for collaborative lounges, informal meeting areas, or breakout seating that complements the primary workstations without interrupting workflow.

Near the core, space can be allocated for a pantry and café-style kitchen, creating a natural gathering point for staff while maintaining separation from focused work zones. Additional interior rooms can be constructed for meeting rooms, phone booths, or wellness rooms, taking advantage of the column spacing and depth of the floorplate. As a full-floor installation, the layout benefits from identity, privacy, and control, making it especially attractive for tenants looking to establish a strong brand presence within a well-located Midtown South building.

Notes: Full-floor opportunity steps from Madison Square Park and major transit. Landlord to deliver new building installation with exposed columns finished in intumescent paint, laminated ceiling, polished concrete floors, and excellent light and views.