Built for a team that wants an efficient open workplace without sacrificing dedicated collaboration space, this eleventh-floor office combines 22 workstations with one conference room and one separate meeting room. The suite is a partial-floor unit with a straightforward circulation pattern, a substantial window line, and a largely open plan that makes the interior feel larger than its footprint.

From the entrance, the layout opens directly into the main work area, where three benching groups accommodate the 22 workstations while leaving broad circulation between the desks. Windows extend across the long exterior wall beside the workstations, bringing daylight directly into the employee area. Along the opposite side of the suite, the enclosed conference room is arranged for approximately eight to ten people and includes a presentation screen and whiteboard, making it suitable for client meetings, team presentations, and larger internal sessions. A smaller enclosed meeting room provides a second setting for informal discussions, calls, or focused collaboration and is furnished with banquette-style seating and a round table.

The support areas are grouped together away from the primary workstations. A dedicated pantry includes a sink, refrigerator, cabinetry, counter space, and additional storage, while separate information technology and mechanical rooms keep operational functions contained. Hardwood-style flooring runs through the open office, complemented by exposed structural ceilings and suspended linear lighting. The combination of 22 workstations, two enclosed collaborative rooms, a break area, and a dedicated pantry gives the suite a practical plug-in layout for a small to midsized team.