Entry into the space occurs at street level through a wide retail frontage that immediately opens into a dramatic, double-height gallery hall designed to function as the primary public-facing area. This level reads as a true exhibition or showroom floor, with a long, uninterrupted central gallery spine that benefits from oversized street-facing windows and additional glazing along the rear, allowing daylight to penetrate deep into the floorplate. Original cast-iron columns are spaced rhythmically throughout the gallery, creating natural zones for art display, product presentation, or flexible workstation groupings without interrupting sightlines. Toward the rear of this level, the gallery opens to a void looking down into the lower levels, reinforcing the vertical continuity of the space and allowing visual connection between floors. A reception area is positioned near the front, providing a clear arrival point for visitors, while discreet circulation corridors along the sides connect to elevators, stairwells, and service areas without disrupting the main gallery experience.

Descending to the first lower level, the layout transitions into a more structured program that supports private use and back-of-house functions while still maintaining an open, loft-like feel. A mezzanine floor overlooks the gallery void, offering an ideal location for private offices, executive suites, or viewing rooms that benefit from borrowed light and visual engagement with the main exhibition space. Two perimeter rooms on this level are well-proportioned for use as private offices, consultation rooms, or small conference spaces. A large, fully enclosed conference room anchors the center of the floor, positioned for privacy and acoustic separation, making it well suited for formal meetings, client presentations, or internal team gatherings. Supporting rooms on this level include mechanical areas, storage rooms, and utility spaces that are thoughtfully grouped to preserve usable square footage for business operations.

The lowest level is organized as a flexible support floor that complements the upper levels. A generous open gallery area spans much of the floor, suitable for archival storage, secondary exhibition space, or open-plan work areas. Several enclosed rooms along the perimeter can function as additional offices, exam rooms, editing suites, or secure storage depending on the tenant’s needs. A catering kitchen and adjacent service rooms make this level particularly functional for events, installations, or client-facing gatherings that require food preparation and staging. Vaulted storage areas and dedicated mechanical and pump rooms are located toward the rear, ensuring operational efficiency without encroaching on primary usable areas.

Overall, the space functions as a full-building condominium with vertical integration across three levels, offering a rare combination of retail presence, gallery-scale volume, private office infrastructure, and robust back-of-house support. The layout is particularly well suited for creative firms, galleries, design studios, medical or wellness concepts, or brand-forward headquarters seeking a distinctive environment that balances public engagement with private workspace.