Accessed from the shared corridor, the suite opens into a defined entry point that leads directly into a central open workspace, establishing a clear and efficient flow through the unit. The main open area stretches across the majority of the footprint and is framed by perimeter windows along one primary exterior wall, allowing the workspace to be organized with a clean bank of workstations or collaborative seating while maintaining an open visual field throughout. The proportions of this room support approximately four to six workstation positions comfortably, with additional flexibility for lounge seating or a small team cluster depending on how the space is programmed.

Off the main open area, one enclosed perimeter room sits along the window line and is well suited to function as a private office or a small executive conference room. A second enclosed room is positioned nearby, slightly more interior but still benefiting from borrowed light, making it ideal for use as a secondary office, meeting room, or focused work area. Together, these two rooms provide a practical balance between private and shared environments within a compact layout.

A dedicated conference room is already built out and positioned to allow for formal meetings without interrupting the day-to-day activity of the open workspace. This room accommodates a standard conference table with surrounding seating and is enclosed with glass, maintaining a sense of openness while still providing acoustic separation. The placement of this room along the circulation path ensures easy access for both internal team use and visiting clients.

Toward the interior portion of the suite, a compact pantry is integrated along the wall near the entry, providing convenient access for staff while remaining discreetly tucked away from the primary work and meeting areas. The layout avoids wasted space, with circulation paths kept tight and efficient, ensuring that the entire footprint is usable and purposeful.

While not a full-floor opportunity, the suite benefits from its position within the larger floorplate, offering a quiet, self-contained environment that feels distinct from neighboring spaces. The combination of an open central workspace, two private rooms, one dedicated conference room, and support infrastructure creates a highly functional office suitable for a small team seeking a refined Midtown presence with the ability to balance collaboration and privacy.

Notes: Currently being white boxed, ownership can build out an office and conference room. Photos are example finishes.