The seventh-floor office presents an efficient pre-built layout combining 14 workstations, three private offices, a generous pantry, and dedicated support areas within a bright corner configuration. Windows extend along the Chambers Street frontage and continue around the Broadway side, giving the enclosed perimeter rooms and open work area substantial natural light. The plan separates the three private offices from the workstation area while keeping circulation direct and uncomplicated.

Entering the suite leads into the main open workspace, where the 14 workstations are distributed between a long central bench and a smaller four-person bench closer to the interior. This open section occupies the broadest portion of the floor and benefits from multiple perimeter windows, exposed overhead mechanical elements, linear lighting, and a clean contemporary finish. The relatively open floorplate allows teams to maintain the existing workstation arrangement or adapt portions for collaborative tables, additional seating, or informal project areas.

Across the Chambers Street perimeter are three private offices, all positioned directly against exterior windows. These are notably generous rooms rather than compact single-person offices. The first is arranged with an executive desk and additional meeting table, the middle office similarly accommodates a desk with visitor seating, and the Broadway corner office has windows on two sides and enough room for an executive workstation plus a separate informal seating area. That corner placement makes the largest office particularly useful for a senior principal or client-facing executive.

Moving toward the Broadway side, the support zone includes a large pantry with extensive cabinetry, countertop workspace, sink, and a central table with seating for six, allowing it to function as both a kitchen and employee break area. Immediately beside this section are the restroom and service areas. The plan further identifies one copy area, two coat closets, and one information technology closet, keeping operational functions concentrated away from the primary workspace.

Overall, the suite offers a practical balance of open seating, three substantial perimeter offices, abundant windows, and unusually generous pantry space for a relatively compact office.