Direct elevator arrival opens into a refined internal corridor that immediately establishes a clean, linear circulation path through the suite, with glass-fronted rooms lining one side and solid wall finishes on the other, creating a balance between transparency and privacy as movement progresses deeper into the layout. The plan is organized around a central spine that distributes access to all rooms while maintaining separation between focused work areas and collaborative environments.

Five perimeter private offices are positioned along the window line across the north, east, and west exposures, each sized to accommodate executive desks and small meeting tables, making them suitable for partner offices, senior leadership, or client-facing functions. These rooms benefit from the three-sided exposure noted in the layout, giving them strong light and views while reinforcing their role as high-value enclosed spaces rather than interior support rooms. As circulation continues, the corridor opens into a larger meeting environment anchored by one primary conference room, designed to accommodate full team gatherings or formal presentations.

Two additional meeting rooms are integrated nearby, scaled for smaller team sessions, internal collaboration, or breakout discussions, allowing the space to support multiple concurrent meetings without conflict. A dedicated phone room and two separate phone booths are distributed within the layout to provide immediate acoustic privacy for calls and focused work, complementing the open and enclosed environments without interrupting workflow.

The central portion of the suite transitions into an open work area configured for twenty-four workstations, arranged in benching-style rows that allow for efficient team clustering and clear sightlines across the space. This workstation zone is positioned to remain connected to both the conference and meeting rooms while still maintaining enough separation to limit disruption during active use. Adjacent to this area, a guest pantry is positioned to serve visitors and meeting rooms, while a separate staff pantry is located to support day-to-day employee use, ensuring operational efficiency without overlap between client-facing and internal functions.

Additional support areas including copy and storage are integrated along the core, keeping infrastructure centralized and preserving the perimeter for offices and meeting spaces. The overall layout benefits from exposures on three sides, creating a balanced distribution of light and allowing the perimeter offices to function as premium spaces while the open work area remains bright and usable.

Delivered fully furnished and recently upgraded, the suite combines a count-accurate program of twenty-four workstations, five private offices, one large conference room, two meeting rooms, one phone room, and two phone booths with a dual-pantry setup, creating a highly functional and immediately occupiable workplace that supports both executive presence and team-based operations.

Note: Newly upgraded and fully furnished Park Avenue sublease with north, west, and east exposures. Layout includes twenty-four workstations, five private offices, one phone room, one large conference room, two small conference rooms, two phone booths, guest pantry, and staff pantry. Building renovation plans include new lobby and amenity floor.