Open floor office suite offering a large, columned work area with the flexibility to accommodate multiple workstation layouts alongside perimeter rooms suitable for private offices or conference rooms. Existing enclosed rooms along the window line allow for quiet meeting spaces, executive offices, or client facing conference use while maintaining an efficient central open plan. Clean finishes, full floor presence, and strong natural light make the space well suited for professional, creative, or operational teams seeking adaptable Midtown workspace.

Natural light and a wide-open work floor set the tone for an efficient Midtown suite that can be organized around a central bullpen while keeping dedicated rooms for privacy and meetings. Current layout allows for one enclosed office and two separate conference rooms, with the balance of the space functioning as an open work area that can be planned for a compact team now and reconfigured later as headcount grows. Clean, move-in ready finishes and a straightforward floorplate make it easy to visualize day one operations without overbuilding.

Arrival begins from the elevator lobby and common corridor, where the suite entry opens into a broad, rectangular workspace with generous depth from the entry toward the window line. The main work area reads as a true open plan, supported by evenly spaced columns that help define natural zones for benching, collaborative tables, or a mix of workstations and soft seating without interrupting circulation. Along the perimeter, existing enclosed rooms can be positioned as client-facing conference space near the front of the suite, with a second meeting room deeper in the layout to serve internal team huddles, interviews, or video calls. A dedicated private office provides an anchor for leadership, finance, or HR functions, and can also double as a quiet room for focused work.

The interior build shows bright overhead lighting, clean ceiling lines, and modern flooring that carries throughout the open area, giving the suite a polished, professional feel. Window exposure at the perimeter brings in daylight and helps the workspace feel larger than its footprint, while the corridor-side walls and glazing options allow for privacy where needed without making the plan feel boxed in. For tenants who want flexibility, the open portion can be kept airy for collaboration or tightened into a denser workstation plan, while the perimeter rooms remain ideal for private offices, conference use, or client meetings.