A modern 16th-floor workspace delivers a clean installation with six private perimeter offices, one conference room, and an open work area supporting ten workstations. Stepping from the elevator bay into the suite, the entry corridor leads directly into a bright open office framed by large windows along the Madison Avenue side, creating a wide band of natural light across the workstation zone. The open area features two rows of long desks arranged in evenly spaced stations, each positioned to look across the floor’s open span while maintaining a clear connection to the perimeter offices that line the east side of the layout.

Along East 40th Street, six private offices form a continuous row, each fitted with full-height glass panels and framed doorways that allow the corridor to remain open and bright. Each office contains room for one or two desks and seating, with views facing outward across the street. The offices sit directly off a central hallway that runs the full depth of the floorplate, connecting the open work area to the southeast corner meeting room. That conference room seats six to eight and is located at the southern end of the suite, marked in blue on the plan. It sits adjacent to the main circulation spine and provides a distinct enclosed setting separate from the open office zone.

At the core of the suite, near the elevator bank, a reception-style landing defines the transition between the lift lobby and the interior workspace. The pantry and casual seating area sit near the corridor that leads back toward the open work area, with counter space and cabinetry set against the wall and room for small café tables. Mechanical closets and storage flank the core and are concealed behind standard doors to maintain continuity across the hallway walls. The configuration benefits from four full sides of light due to the floor’s L-shaped footprint, allowing daylight into both the workstation section and the row of private offices.

The mix of enclosed office rooms, an enclosed conference room, and a proportionate open area create a balanced, ready-to-modify installation for a tenant seeking a bright Grand Central–area workspace anchored by clean lines and full-floor exposure potential.

Notes: Second generation installation. Ownership will modify or demolish. Full floor opportunity with four sides of exposure. 24/7/365 attended lobby.