Curved frontage along Columbus Circle introduces a distinctive partial-floor office that immediately separates itself from conventional Midtown layouts, with an angular perimeter that maximizes usable frontage and creates a series of well-defined perimeter rooms. Entry leads directly into a reception area that establishes a clean, professional front-of-house presence, positioned to greet guests before transitioning deeper into the working portions of the suite. Adjacent to reception, a glass-fronted conference room sits along the window line, sized to accommodate formal meetings while benefiting from open views and strong natural exposure across the curved façade.

Moving inward, the layout transitions into an open workstation area built to support approximately ten seats, arranged efficiently to take advantage of the irregular floorplate while maintaining clear circulation paths. The open area is centrally located, allowing equal access to both perimeter offices and shared amenities without bottlenecks. Three private offices are distributed along the perimeter, including one executive office positioned on the angled glass corner, offering the strongest light, views, and visual presence within the suite. These rooms can function as executive offices, partner rooms, or focused workspaces depending on tenant needs.

A secondary meeting room is positioned closer to the interior, creating a more informal collaboration setting separate from the main conference room. This placement allows teams to hold smaller discussions without interrupting larger meetings or open work areas. A dedicated pantry is tucked off the main circulation path, providing a clean break area without interrupting workflow, while also supporting day-to-day employee use and informal gatherings.

The layout benefits from multiple exposures created by the curved glass line, delivering consistent daylight across the open area and perimeter offices. A private terrace extends the usable footprint beyond the interior, offering an outdoor environment suitable for breaks, informal meetings, or client-facing moments that elevate the overall experience of the space. The combination of efficient workstation density, clearly defined private offices, and a strong front-of-house presence makes this installation particularly effective for boutique firms seeking both image and functionality within a unique architectural footprint.

Notes: Built Installation, Delivered Furnished & Wired, Features Private Terrace Overlooking Central Park, Great Light & Views, Recently Renovated Lobby; Space Breakdown: 3 Offices (1 Executive), Open Area w/ 10 Workstations, Conference Room, Meeting Room (Currently Configured with Multiple Desks), Private Terrace, Reception Area, Pantry