A broad, mostly open loft layout gives this sixth-floor office a flexible foundation for a company that wants to determine its own workstation density and enclosed-room mix. The main entrance opens near a built-in reception counter finished with a dark ribbed face and wood cap, creating a defined welcome point without separating the front of the suite from the workplace beyond. From reception, the floor opens into a long central work area with hardwood floors, exposed ceilings, suspended linear lighting, visible ductwork, and floor outlets that can support multiple workstation configurations.

Windows extend along two sides of the principal open area, with exposed brick surrounding much of the perimeter glazing and adding classic loft character. The largest uninterrupted section can accommodate bench seating, collaborative tables, lounge furniture, or a combination of workstations and informal meeting areas. Along one side, a separate enclosed room with a glass-paneled door provides an existing private office, meeting room, or quiet workspace.

Moving toward the opposite end, the suite transitions into a substantial pantry and gathering area. White base cabinetry, open shelving, a sink, countertop workspace, and a large central island provide a practical setting for meals, coffee, informal meetings, and employee interaction. A private bathroom and dedicated mechanical area are positioned away from the primary workspace. Overall, the approximately 2,200 Square Foot office combines an open creative layout, two-sided perimeter windows, exposed brick, hardwood flooring, existing reception, an enclosed room, and a sizable pantry, while leaving substantial flexibility for a tenant to further customize the plan.