This high-end office suite offers a thoughtfully laid-out professional environment ideal for a modern business seeking both private and collaborative workspace. The layout includes eight dedicated private offices, a central executive office, and sixteen open-plan workstations, striking a comfortable balance between quiet focus and team synergy. The suite also includes one large conference room that accommodates twelve, two enclosed meeting rooms for smaller six-person sessions, and four phone rooms for private calls and heads-down work.

At the entry, a staffed reception area provides a welcoming first impression for visitors and staff alike, leading directly into a central lounge and informal collaboration zone that functions as a natural gathering hub. To the right of reception, the pantry and lounge area includes ample counter space and seating for casual conversation or breaks, with direct access to a copy/print room and two separate quiet zones ideal for reading, individual strategy sessions, or decompression. The workstations form the core of the layout, arranged in benching format across a wide, open area with strong natural light from the building’s perimeter exposure.

The private offices are positioned along the northeast corridor, each room with dual-desk capacity and glass-fronts that provide transparency without sacrificing privacy. The executive office is set apart, offering both workspace and soft seating for internal meetings. The corner conference room provides seating for twelve around a central table, with adjacent collaboration space ideal for pre-meeting huddles or breakout discussions. Support areas including storage closets, coat room, and utility space are tucked discreetly between circulation paths for seamless functionality.

This efficient and stylish layout wraps around two sides of the floor plate, maximizing natural light and exterior views while retaining a strong, centralized infrastructure for operations. The suite is ideally suited for firms seeking a plug-and-play presence with a clear separation between executive leadership, team-based productivity, and private communications.