A polished penthouse office combines an eight-workstation open area with two perimeter private offices and four conference rooms, creating a strong mix of collaborative and enclosed space. Entering the suite, the open work area runs alongside a substantial wet pantry finished with warm wood cabinetry, stone-style backsplash, integrated appliances, a sink, and café-height seating that doubles as an informal gathering area. Workstations are arranged in two facing bench rows, keeping the center of the office efficient while leaving circulation open toward the windowed perimeter.

Beyond the work area, glass-fronted rooms divide the exterior portion of the suite into private and collaborative spaces. Two perimeter private offices provide enclosed rooms for executives or senior staff, while four conference rooms offer flexibility for client meetings, internal team sessions, presentations, or smaller project groups. The larger enclosed rooms have broad exterior windows and can accommodate full conference tables, while the glass partitions help carry daylight deeper into the interior. Carpeted flooring distinguishes the enclosed rooms and work area from the tiled pantry zone, and linear ceiling lighting gives the installation a clean contemporary appearance.

As a penthouse installation, the office benefits from elevated Midtown views and excellent daylight around its windowed rooms and open workspace. A particularly valuable amenity is direct access to the building’s shared rooftop terrace, giving employees an outdoor extension of the workplace for breaks or informal gatherings. The combination of eight workstations, two private offices, four conference rooms, a finished wet pantry, and rooftop access makes the suite well suited to a smaller firm seeking a highly functional Midtown office with an unusually strong concentration of meeting space.

Notes: Built penthouse installation with two perimeter offices, four conference rooms, open area for eight workstations, and wet pantry. Includes direct access to a shared rooftop terrace. Building upgrades are planned.