Bright, contemporary, and ready for immediate occupancy, the 17th floor of this prominent Financial District office tower delivers a turnkey prebuilt opportunity with striking finishes and a thoughtfully segmented layout. This full-floor installation offers businesses a balanced mix of collaborative open workspace and enclosed perimeter rooms, all framed by tall ceilings and oversized windows wrapping two sides of the floorplate. The main open area is designed to accommodate 56 workstations, set beneath exposed industrial-style ceilings and flooded with natural light from a consistent row of east- and south-facing windows. A large, central reception area greets visitors and directs flow into either the open benching zones or the surrounding private rooms, enabling a smooth division between public-facing and internal business functions.

Along the window line are six private rooms, which can be flexibly used as executive offices, client-facing conference spaces, or team meeting rooms. Room 4, a large glass-walled boardroom positioned at the southeast corner, features views of the historic Broad Street corridor and custom wall graphics to energize branding. Nearby, Rooms 2 and 3 offer meeting or team huddle functionality, while Rooms 5 through 8 serve as additional offices or project rooms, with Room 8 benefiting from a private southern corner view. A second open area tucked toward the rear—Open Area 2—can be used for team lounges, design sprints, or dedicated content production setups. A fully equipped kitchen with generous counter space and built-in banquette seating stretches along the western corridor, allowing for internal gatherings, breaks, or informal team meals.

Additional features include a modern pantry with stainless appliances, a furnished elevator lobby, and polished concrete floors throughout. The suite includes full tenant control of branding opportunities at entry points and delivers an ideal layout for firms seeking a blend of transparency, privacy, and professional polish in a highly connected downtown location.