Entry into the fourth-floor suite opens directly into a wide reception and arrival zone that sits before a long, loft-style open workspace stretching toward the large window line facing West 23rd Street. The open area functions as the operational center of the floor, with long rows of worktables arranged in clean linear groupings, supported by tall perimeter shelving that creates an organized studio environment suited for design practices, production firms, creative agencies, or any team that relies on visible archiving and physical reference materials. High ceilings, exposed ducts, detailed tin panels, and polished wood floors establish a warm industrial character, while the scale of the room allows numerous workstation positions to operate comfortably without visual congestion.

Along the southern interior wall, two fully enclosed private offices are placed in sequence, each fronted by glass partitions that provide acoustic separation while keeping views open to the rest of the floor. Both offices offer dedicated workspace for principals, managers, or team leaders and can also double as interview rooms or quiet-focus suites depending on operational needs. Adjacent to these offices sits an enclosed zoom room, framed in glass and scaled for one-on-one meetings or confidential discussions requiring discretion away from the open area.

Moving deeper into the suite, a sizeable conference room anchors the central core of the layout. Its long table, multiple seating positions, and wall-mounted screen support collaborative presentations, internal reviews, and client-facing sessions. The full glass frontage maintains transparency to the wider studio while ensuring privacy when closed. Directly behind the conference room, a pantry and storage zone form the support backbone of the suite, offering space for appliances, supplies, and daily staff needs without interfering with the open work environment.

Toward the rear, additional circulation leads to mechanical and utility rooms, a guest restroom, and a packing or staging area suitable for firms with physical production or shipping needs. Because the suite occupies a portion of the floor rather than a full-floor unit, it benefits from a long exposure along one entire side, drawing significant natural light into the open work area and supporting a bright, energetic workspace ideal for teams operating in a creative or technical capacity.