A direct-lease opportunity on a mid-rise floor provides a thoughtfully organized environment ideal for a small professional firm, creative agency, or executive outpost. Entry is positioned at one end of the rectangular layout, where a reception or casual waiting area can be staged just inside the door. From that point, circulation flows naturally down the length of the space, with work areas, meeting rooms, and private offices arranged in a linear sequence that takes advantage of the building’s window line along one full side.

Two private offices sit toward the front of the plan, each sized for an executive or team lead and equipped with space for desks and guest seating. These rooms are enclosed and positioned to offer privacy while remaining close to the shared areas. Just beyond, four workstations are laid out in bench-style clusters, allowing open collaboration among support staff or creative teams. The orientation of the desks ensures efficient use of space while preserving comfortable aisles for movement.

A large conference room sits along the corridor and is built to accommodate eight to ten people at a central table. It is proportioned for client meetings, internal strategy sessions, or hybrid presentations and benefits from its adjacency to both circulation paths and the office suites. Across from the conference room, a dedicated pantry or service area offers counter space, storage, and appliance capacity for daily use, helping staff host guests or recharge without leaving the premises.

Toward the rear portion of the space, an open collaboration zone is planned with room for soft seating, informal breakout tables, or additional benching depending on the tenant’s needs. Enclosed meeting rooms or phone rooms can be adapted from this zone if a higher level of privacy is required. The layout’s linear flow and side-lighting from continuous windows reinforce a sense of openness and ensure natural daylight extends deep into the floorplate.

Because the suite spans from one end of the building’s core to the outer wall, it maintains a private feel independent of neighboring tenants without occupying an entire floor. Natural light, efficient planning, and a balance of enclosed and open workspace make the premises adaptable to firms seeking identity, accessibility, and built-in meeting infrastructure in a manageable footprint.