This 1,473 Square Foot eighth-floor office provides a compact, efficient workplace with a predominantly open plan, one enclosed perimeter room, six dedicated workstations, and an additional informal meeting area. The suite is not a full-floor unit, but its corner-like configuration benefits from windows along two sides, bringing daylight into both the open work area and enclosed room while giving the relatively small footprint a more expansive feel. The existing installation is clean and contemporary, with pale wood flooring, white walls, black-framed windows, exposed structural beams, and suspended linear lighting throughout.

Entering the suite, the principal open workspace unfolds directly ahead, with six workstations arranged as a central benching cluster rather than broken into small offices. This keeps circulation open around the desks and allows the window walls to remain unobstructed. Along one side of the workspace, a small lounge setup with a sofa, guest chair, and side table creates a casual breakout area that can serve as an informal meeting or waiting space without consuming a separate room.

Moving toward the windowed perimeter, black-framed glass partitions define the suite’s single enclosed room. This room is currently furnished with a desk and guest seating and can function effectively as a private office, one-on-one meeting room, or small conference room. Because the partitioning is largely transparent, daylight continues through the enclosed area and into the main workspace.

The floor plan shows an efficient, irregular footprint with the enclosed room positioned at the far right perimeter and the larger open work area extending across the balance of the suite. Multiple windows run across the long exterior wall, with additional windows along the adjoining side, providing two-sided exposure. Built-in perimeter radiator covers maintain a clean appearance beneath the windows.

Overall, the layout is particularly well suited to a six-person company seeking a move-in-ready office with open team seating, one private room, an informal collaboration area, and a bright contemporary finish.