Suite 104 is a polished, efficiently designed office within a modernized historic building, offering a balance of open collaboration zones and private work areas. The layout features twelve dedicated workstations arranged along two long built-in desk banks with overhead shelving, making it an ideal setup for teams that require continuous visual connectivity while still benefiting from personal workspaces. At the center of the room is a comfortable lounge area with two facing sofas, establishing a natural breakout space perfect for informal meetings, relaxed brainstorming, or casual conversation. The space is lined with floor-to-ceiling glass that partitions off two internal private offices in the rear, both well-lit and large enough to function as executive rooms, team lead quarters, or small conference rooms.

Tenants of Suite 104 enjoy access to a comprehensive amenity-rich environment within the larger floor. The surrounding corridor offers a sleek industrial feel with polished hardwood floors and contemporary finishes, including exposed pipes, curved partition walls, and raw metal elevator doors that speak to the building’s industrial past. Communal areas are spacious and thoughtfully curated, featuring cozy seating nooks with soft chairs and low tables—ideal for casual laptop work or a midday break. A central lounge space equipped with colorful rugs, warm lighting fixtures, and stylish mid-century furniture reinforces the creative character of the building and its tenants.

Located within a property that has housed historic infrastructure and now attracts a vibrant mix of tech, healthcare, and design-oriented companies, this suite provides access to a professional and culturally rich working environment. The building’s renovation has preserved original architectural details while incorporating efficient lighting and contemporary finishes. Close proximity to Union Square and NYU makes it convenient for commuting talent and lends the space a distinctly academic, energetic atmosphere well-suited to startups and growing firms.