Full-floor identity on a high-rise level is delivered through a 46,143 square foot installation built to support 119 workstations, 10 private offices, and 6 conference rooms, with an equal count of 6 meeting rooms distributed throughout the plan. The layout balances dense team seating with enclosed collaboration and executive perimeter presence, allowing for both scale and privacy within a single continuous floorplate.
A central elevator core anchors the middle of the floor, creating a natural division between collaborative neighborhoods and quieter, enclosed office zones. Circulation flows outward from this core into wide corridors that guide movement toward the perimeter, where the majority of workstations are positioned along angled window lines on multiple sides of the building. These open seating areas are arranged in large benching clusters, including two primary bullpen sections that accommodate approximately 40 positions each, complemented by an additional 29-seat cluster on the opposite wing and a smaller 10-seat section closer to the interior, allowing teams to be grouped by function while maintaining visual connectivity across the floor.
Perimeter rooms are strategically placed along the window line, forming a mix of private offices and formal conference rooms that take advantage of the exterior exposure. In total, 10 enclosed offices can serve as executive rooms or partner offices, while 6 conference rooms are distributed across both wings of the floor, including larger boardroom-style installations and mid-sized meeting spaces suited for team collaboration or client presentations. An additional 6 meeting rooms provide flexibility for smaller group discussions, breakout sessions, or internal calls, reducing pressure on the primary conference inventory.
Upon entry, the space opens into a reception-driven arrival experience defined by a clean, modern desk installation set against expansive glass and skyline views. Adjacent to this is a lounge area featuring bold seating arrangements and a dedicated social zone, creating an immediate sense of brand identity and hospitality for visitors. A prominent architectural feature wall integrates greenery into the environment, acting as both a visual anchor and a natural divider between reception and adjacent meeting areas.
Moving deeper into the floor, a series of glass-fronted rooms line the corridors, offering transparency while maintaining acoustic separation. Phone booths are integrated in clusters for focused work and private calls, positioned near open work areas for convenience. The pantry is built as a large, open café-style installation with high-top seating, extended counters, and informal gathering space, allowing it to function as both a break area and a secondary collaboration zone.
Work areas transition into a combination of open benching, semi-private pods, and soft seating zones, giving employees a range of environments throughout the day. The design language remains consistent across the floor, with exposed ceilings, integrated lighting systems, and a mix of carpeted and hard-surface flooring defining different functional zones without breaking the visual continuity.
Multiple sides of window exposure wrap the perimeter, ensuring that both open workstations and enclosed rooms benefit from city views and daylight penetration. The result is a highly efficient full-floor office that combines scale, layout clarity, and modern build quality, making it well-suited for a headquarters installation, a large team deployment, or any organization requiring a balanced mix of density, collaboration, and executive presence within a single contiguous space.