Suite 520 offers 1,667 square feet of pre-built office space with a clean, compact layout that balances open work areas with a substantial enclosed meeting room. From the entrance, the suite opens directly into the principal workspace, where hardwood floors, white-painted ceilings, exposed ductwork, and suspended linear lighting create a polished loft-style environment. The open area is currently furnished with multiple workstations, while two small round tables provide convenient places for informal meetings, individual work, or quick team conversations.

Moving toward the window line, the workspace benefits from a long run of oversized windows that bring daylight across the open office. The largely unobstructed layout makes the main room flexible enough for a tenant to adjust workstation density, create additional collaborative seating, or maintain the present combination of desks and breakout tables. A structural column sits within the open area without materially interrupting circulation.

At the interior side of the suite is a dedicated pantry finished with white upper and lower cabinetry, a stone-look counter and backsplash, sink, microwave, and full-size refrigerator. Its placement keeps food preparation separate from the principal work area while remaining immediately accessible to employees.
Beyond the open workspace is one large glass-fronted conference room. The room is furnished for approximately ten people and receives borrowed light through its extensive interior glazing as well as direct daylight from its own windows.

The enclosed room can function as the primary boardroom, team meeting room, presentation room, or large private office. Overall, the suite provides a straightforward workplace program with one large conference room, open workstations, two informal collaboration tables, a dedicated pantry, hardwood flooring, and an unusually generous window line for an office of this size.

The balance of the suite remains intentionally open rather than divided into private perimeter offices, giving an incoming tenant considerable freedom to adjust workstation density and collaborative uses. The combination of hardwood floors, modern lighting, glass conference construction, exposed mechanical systems, perimeter windows, and a complete pantry creates a straightforward move-in-ready workplace with a distinctly contemporary Flatiron-area aesthetic.