High above Lower Manhattan, this 34,340 Square Foot fifty-ninth-floor office delivers an unusually complete large-company workplace with 214 benching stations, twelve medium conference rooms, ten small meeting rooms, two phone rooms, multiple collaborative areas, private breakout rooms, and a dedicated pantry. The plan encompasses the floor around the building’s central service and elevator core, allowing the workplace to take advantage of an extensive exterior window line and panoramic views while concentrating circulation and building services toward the interior. The existing installation is designed for a substantial workforce while providing numerous alternatives to sitting at an assigned desk.

From the main circulation zone, the layout opens into large workstation neighborhoods distributed along both long sides of the floor and continuing through the broader sections at each end. The 214 benching stations are organized in repeated desk groups rather than one uninterrupted bullpen, creating identifiable team areas with clear aisles between departments. Along the inside edge of these work neighborhoods, a continuous series of enclosed rooms wraps around the central core. Twelve medium conference rooms provide formal meeting capacity throughout the office, while ten smaller meeting rooms create additional places for interviews, one-on-one conversations, project sessions, and smaller team meetings. Two dedicated phone rooms add private space for calls and video meetings without occupying the larger conference rooms.

The wider ends of the floor introduce a more social character. Open collaborative settings, informal seating, and private breakout rooms provide alternatives for employees who need to work away from their desks. The pantry is incorporated into this shared amenity zone, supporting both everyday employee use and larger internal gatherings. Because meeting rooms and support functions are largely pulled toward the interior, the principal open work areas remain close to the perimeter glass.

The overall installation balances high workstation capacity with substantial meeting and collaboration infrastructure rather than maximizing desks at the expense of shared space. Floor-to-ceiling windows, exceptional elevation, broad city and harbor outlooks, contemporary finishes, and the efficient circulation pattern make the office particularly well suited to a large financial, technology, professional services, or corporate tenant seeking a sophisticated pre-built workplace with room for approximately 214 assigned workstations plus extensive conferencing and breakout functions.

Notes: Built installation with 214 benching stations, twelve medium conference rooms, ten small meeting rooms, several collaborative workspaces, two phone rooms, pantry, and private breakout rooms.