Entry into the space opens directly into a wide, loft-style open work area defined by exposed structural ceiling elements, polished hardwood flooring, and long perimeter window lines that pull daylight deep into the interior. The front zone functions as the primary collaborative workspace and can be organized for open bench seating, studio desks, or flexible team tables depending on operational needs, while still allowing generous circulation between departments. Along one side of this main work area, a fully enclosed glass-front conference room anchors the collaborative core and provides a dedicated setting for formal meetings, client presentations, or internal strategy sessions without separating leadership from the day-to-day energy of the floor.

Moving beyond the main open area, the layout transitions into a distinct meeting room that functions as a secondary collaboration suite for smaller teams, internal reviews, or departmental discussions. This additional meeting room allows the conference room to remain dedicated to executive or client use while preserving constant internal workflow. Adjacent to this area is a fully enclosed phone room designed for private calls, virtual conferences, or focused individual work requiring sound separation from the surrounding workspace.

Toward the rear of the suite, a large enclosed private office is positioned along the perimeter and benefits from direct window exposure, allowing it to function as an executive office, principal’s office, or senior partner workspace. Its size and location also allow it to double as a private consulting room or high-level interview suite if needed. Nearby, a fully built pantry anchors the staff support zone and provides dedicated space for food service, coffee preparation, and informal staff interaction without interrupting workflow in the primary work area.

Throughout the layout, the balance between open collaboration and enclosed function allows the space to operate efficiently for creative firms, design studios, technology teams, advisory practices, or boutique professional services. The perimeter window exposure enhances staff comfort and visual clarity across the floor, while the exposed ceiling architecture and hardwood flooring establish a modern, industrial-inspired aesthetic that supports both brand identity and employee experience. This is not a full-floor unit, yet the layout provides a strong sense of independence through its clear zoning, efficient circulation, and well-distributed support spaces.