A practical and compartmentalized layout defines this second-floor office, offering a series of enclosed rooms supported by a central circulation spine that organizes movement efficiently throughout the space. Entry opens into a small vestibule with adjacent closet storage, creating a natural buffer before stepping into the main corridor that runs laterally across the floor. This corridor becomes the backbone of the layout, providing direct access to each room while maintaining separation between different functional areas.

Along the frontage of the space, a row of perimeter rooms lines the windowed side, each benefiting from consistent exterior exposure and well-proportioned dimensions. These rooms vary in size, allowing for a mix of executive offices, team offices, or meeting rooms depending on operational needs. Two of the larger rooms along the window line are particularly well suited for conference use or multi-person offices, while three to four additional perimeter rooms can comfortably function as private offices or focused workspaces. The presence of windows across this stretch enhances usability for leadership seating or client-facing functions.

Moving inward from the perimeter, additional enclosed rooms are distributed along the corridor, bringing the total count to approximately six to seven private offices throughout the floor. These interior-facing rooms offer flexibility for support staff, smaller teams, or breakout areas that benefit from separation from the main frontage. The layout naturally supports a professional services firm, medical use, or any tenant requiring a high ratio of private rooms over open workspace.

Near the entry, a dedicated pantry area is tucked just off the main corridor, providing a convenient location for staff use without interrupting the flow of the office. Multiple closets are integrated throughout the plan, offering valuable storage that reduces the need to sacrifice usable office space. The overall configuration leans toward a traditional office environment with clearly defined rooms, making it ideal for users who prioritize privacy, structure, and efficient room distribution.

With its balance of perimeter offices, interior rooms, and functional support areas, the space delivers a straightforward and highly usable layout that can be immediately occupied or lightly adapted to suit a range of professional tenants seeking a Midtown East presence.