Glass-fronted entry opens into a thoughtfully organized office that immediately presents a polished, modern identity, with clean sightlines running through to the open work area at the center of the layout. A dedicated wellness or phone room sits just off the entrance, creating a quiet, enclosed space for calls or focused work, while adjacent storage closets are efficiently tucked along the corridor to keep the main areas uncluttered. Moving inward, a generously scaled conference room built to accommodate approximately ten to twelve people anchors one side of the plan, enclosed in glass to maintain visual openness while delivering full functionality for team meetings and client presentations.

Beyond the conference room, the layout transitions into a structured open work area designed to support a dense benching configuration of approximately twelve to sixteen workstation seats, depending on final layout preference. This central hub is surrounded by perimeter offices that take advantage of the window line along the northern exposure. Three similarly sized private offices are arranged in sequence along one side, each suitable for individual executives or small team use, while an additional executive office and a separate two-person office occupy the opposite perimeter, bringing the total to five private offices with a mix of single and multi-person functionality.

A breakout area is positioned near the open workspace, offering a casual setting for informal collaboration or internal meetings, and flows directly into a pantry that is centrally located to serve the entire office. The pantry includes seating and counter space, reinforcing it as both a utility feature and a social anchor within the layout. Exposed ceilings and glass-fronted offices enhance the sense of volume and connectivity throughout, while direct elevator exposure adds a level of privacy and identity for the tenant.

Windows line the perimeter across a broad frontage, introducing consistent light into both the open area and each private office, reinforcing the usability of every portion of the space. The overall configuration delivers a balanced program of five private offices, one large conference room, one meeting or breakout area, one phone room, and a sizable open workstation area, all tied together by efficient circulation and a clean, contemporary buildout that supports immediate occupancy.

Notes: – Built space with glass-front finishes and exposed ceiling – (1) Conference room, (5) offices, (1) meeting/breakout room, (1) phone/wellness room, wet pantry with seating space, and open area – Direct elevator exposure, north exposure provides good natural light – Furniture shown for layout concept only Building features and area highlights: – High speed fiber on each floor connected to a redundant fiber loop below the building – Direct access to the Union Square transportation hub 4/5/6/L/N/Q/R/W express and local subway lines; and close proximity to NJ PATH station at 23rd St/6th Ave – Centrally located between Union Square and Madison Square Park, the area offering a wide variety of services, retail, and dining options