A polished, move-in ready office suite unfolds across a bright corner footprint, offering a contemporary layout that blends private workspace, focused team areas, and a clean client-facing arrival zone. The reception is positioned near the main entry and immediately establishes a professional first impression, with warm finishes, modern lighting, and a direct line of sight toward the glass-fronted conference room. That conference room sits along the 39th Street side of the floor and features a long central table, full glass partitions, and room for eight to ten people, creating a natural space for presentations and client meetings while remaining visually connected to the broader office.

Moving past reception, the suite divides into two primary zones. Along the Madison Avenue-facing window line, a long corridor supports a row of perimeter private offices. These are glass-fronted rooms with modern framing and neutral finishes, each large enough for executive seating, small meeting setups, or heads-down managerial use. Several of these rooms receive generous daylight from oversized windows that look out toward the Midtown corridor, and the uniform spacing between them creates a cohesive visual rhythm and a clean backdrop for daily operations.

Opposite the private offices, the open work zone occupies the west and central portion of the suite and provides a large, flexible expanse for collaborative benching. The area supports approximately twenty-eight workstations arranged in long clusters, allowing teams to sit together in organized pods. The work area benefits from the building’s side-core configuration, which keeps columns pulled outward and leaves the center of the space unobstructed for efficient planning. Natural light filters in from windows spanning both street exposures, casting even daylight across the entire bullpen.

A thoughtfully designed service core sits just behind the conference room, containing a dedicated copy and print alcove, an IT closet, a pantry with full-size stainless steel appliances, and built-in storage. The pantry features modern cabinetry, stone counters, a dishwasher, a refrigerator, and a microwave, making it a comfortable and functional space for staff breaks. Nearby, a compact coat closet and additional storage keep daily clutter out of sight.

The layout provides a natural workflow from client arrival, to meeting space, to team areas, to private offices, and finally to support rooms, creating a cohesive and efficient environment suitable for firms seeking a polished, well-lit, and operationally balanced Midtown office.