A broad, open loft layout defines this 5,000-square-foot ninth-floor office, giving an incoming tenant considerable freedom to shape the workplace around its own staffing and meeting requirements. The landlord will build the space, while the current open condition provides a useful starting point for a customized installation. Windows extend along multiple sides of the floor, including a corner exposure, bringing daylight deep into the workspace and allowing enclosed rooms to be placed along the perimeter without sacrificing the large central work area.

The main floor can readily accommodate multiple workstation neighborhoods with circulation running between them, while the window line offers logical locations for private offices, conference rooms, meeting rooms, or team rooms. A large corner room can function particularly well as a principal conference room, taking advantage of windows on two sides and providing separation from the primary work area. The balance of the floor can remain predominantly open for bench seating, collaboration zones, reception, and informal lounge space.

The existing aesthetic has a clean creative-loft character with polished concrete floors, white-painted ceilings, exposed structural beams and building systems, suspended linear lighting, and substantial ceiling height. A pantry can be incorporated with full-height cabinetry, appliances, counter space, and an island or communal table for employee seating. Three existing bathrooms are already within the premises, an especially useful feature for a tenant controlling a substantial portion of the floor. Overall, the space combines an adaptable open plan, extensive perimeter windows, loft finishes, and a landlord-built interior that can be tailored to the incoming tenant’s preferred office-to-workstation ratio.

Notes: Space currently has 3 bathrooms. Open space; landlord will build.