The entire nineteenth floor is built for an office-intensive user, combining 42 executive offices, 6 conference rooms, and existing seating for 27 workstations within a private 25,000 square foot layout. The furnished sublease is available immediately through December 2030, with perimeter offices wrapping multiple sides of the floor and extensive windows providing views toward Central Park, West 57th Street, and the surrounding Midtown skyline.

Entering from the elevator core, the plan opens into a formal reception area with a staffed reception desk and adjacent guest seating. From here, circulation divides naturally between the executive office wings and the central collaborative areas. The largest open work area sits immediately beyond reception, where the existing workstation installation occupies a broad central portion of the floor while maintaining clear circulation to the perimeter offices. The photographed reception area shows the upgraded character of the installation, with polished concrete flooring, warm wood accents, glass partitions, exposed painted ceilings, linear lighting, and white-painted mechanical systems.

Private offices are distributed heavily along the window line, giving the majority of the 42 offices direct exterior exposure. The floor plan shows offices continuing along the long northern perimeter, around the eastern wing, and throughout the southern portion of the premises, creating an unusually office-intensive configuration suited to financial services, investment firms, law firms, consulting groups, or other businesses requiring substantial enclosed workspace. Interior support areas and open work zones occupy the deeper portions of the floor, preserving the windows for executive offices and conference functions.

The 6 conference rooms vary considerably in scale. Several are concentrated near the central circulation spine, while additional conference space is positioned toward the perimeter. Importantly, three adjoining rooms can be combined into a single large-format conference room for company-wide meetings, presentations, and training rather than representing an additional seventh conference room.

Beyond the premises, tenants have access to a separate full-floor building amenity center with communal conferencing, an outdoor terrace, lounge areas, and an operational café, allowing the nineteenth-floor workplace to remain focused on day-to-day offices and workstations.

Notes: Office-intensive installation featuring forty-two executive offices, twenty-seven cubicles with room to densify, and six conference rooms. Main conference room can be configured as a large boardroom.