Entry into the suite opens along a central corridor that immediately connects the primary work zones, with a defined reception and open workstation area positioned toward the middle of the layout. This central hub is currently built to support approximately sixteen workstation seats, with the ability to expand or reconfigure as needed, especially given ownership’s plan to remove interior offices and further open the floor. From this core, movement flows outward to a series of perimeter private offices, totaling eight rooms, each aligned along the window line and suitable for executive offices, team offices, or smaller meeting rooms depending on operational needs.

Two dedicated conference rooms are positioned off the main corridor, both sized to accommodate full team meetings and client presentations, creating clear separation between collaborative gathering areas and focused workspaces. These conference rooms are centrally located, making them easily accessible from both the open bullpen and the perimeter offices, while maintaining privacy through enclosed construction. The surrounding private offices vary in scale, allowing for a mix of single-occupant offices and slightly larger rooms that can support small team clusters or hybrid meeting functions.

The layout continues toward the building core where support spaces are grouped efficiently, including a pantry that serves as a staff break area, along with adjacent storage and utility zones that can accommodate filing, IT infrastructure, or copy and print functions. Restrooms are located just off this interior section, keeping operational necessities accessible without interrupting the main work environment.

Ceiling heights and clean finishes contribute to a professional, move-in ready feel, while the structure of the floor allows for clear sightlines and intuitive navigation throughout. Windows line one full side of the space, bringing consistent daylight into the perimeter offices and allowing borrowed light to filter into the central bullpen through glass-fronted rooms.

Flexibility is a defining feature of this layout, as the potential removal of interior offices opens the opportunity to significantly expand the open workstation area while maintaining the existing perimeter office count. This balance between enclosed offices, conference rooms, and scalable open space makes the suite well suited for a variety of office users seeking both privacy and collaboration within a single cohesive floor plan.

Notes: Ownership will remove the offices in the middle of the floor plan to create a bullpen for 16.