Full-floor identity on the thirty-fourth floor delivers 7,558 square feet configured around an efficient, linear footprint with a strong emphasis on open collaboration and perimeter activation. Entry from the elevator core leads directly into a reception and welcome area that acts as the central junction of the layout, providing immediate orientation and separating the building core from the main work environment. Adjacent to reception, a pantry is positioned to serve both as a functional break area and an informal gathering point, allowing staff and guests to engage without disrupting the primary workspace.

Beyond this front-of-house zone, the plan opens into a large, uninterrupted work area designed to support approximately fifty workstation seats. These are arranged in long benching rows that run parallel to the Bryant Park-facing window line, maximizing both efficiency and access to exterior views. The depth of the floorplate allows for clear circulation aisles between each row, ensuring ease of movement across the space while maintaining a cohesive team-oriented environment. This open layout is particularly well suited for collaborative firms that benefit from proximity between departments while still maintaining defined working zones.

Along the perimeter, a single enclosed private office is positioned to take advantage of direct exposure, making it ideal for an executive, team lead, or client-facing role requiring privacy. Nearby, a dedicated conference room is located along the window line, scaled to accommodate formal meetings and presentations, with its placement allowing convenient access from both the open seating area and reception. An additional enclosed meeting room provides flexibility for smaller group sessions, internal collaboration, or breakout use, creating a layered approach to meeting space within the floor.

The elongated configuration of the space enhances natural light penetration across the entire work area, with oversized windows along the Bryant Park side delivering expansive views and a strong sense of openness. The layout’s simplicity allows for easy reconfiguration should a tenant wish to increase private offices or add additional meeting rooms, while still supporting a high workstation count in its current form. Overall, the space offers a balanced combination of efficient density, selective enclosure, and premier exposure, making it well suited for tenants seeking a clean, adaptable full-floor environment in a highly visible Midtown location.

Notes: Built floor featuring one conference room, one meeting room, one private office, open area for approximately fifty workstations, and pantry.