A polished partial-floor office combines a clearly defined client-facing front section with an efficient workplace extending along the window line. From reception, the plan moves past a dedicated storage room, information technology room and coat closet into an open work area arranged for fifteen workstations, while two enclosed private offices and one large conference room occupy the perimeter along Thames Street. The result is a practical professional layout with separation between visitors, collaborative functions and day-to-day staff activity.

Pale wood flooring carries through the reception, circulation areas and open workspace, giving the interior a clean contemporary appearance while contrasting with black-framed glass used at the enclosed rooms. The two private offices are positioned side by side along the windowed perimeter and can function as executive offices, partner offices or private meeting rooms. Glass fronts allow borrowed light into the interior while preserving the visual connection between enclosed and open portions of the suite. Exposed brick sections retained within the offices add some of the historic character of the building without making the installation feel overly traditional.

Beyond the offices, the large conference room occupies the opposite end of the Thames Street frontage. It is proportioned for a substantial boardroom table and provides a dedicated setting for client presentations, team meetings and larger group discussions. Between these enclosed rooms and the building core, the main open office is divided into two workstation zones. Twelve workstations are grouped toward the windowed side, with three additional workstations closer to the pantry and copy/print area, bringing the documented total to fifteen.

Support functions are concentrated against the interior wall rather than consuming valuable perimeter space. The pantry includes extensive matte-black lower cabinetry, a long countertop, sink, dishwasher, microwave, full-height refrigerator and open shelving against a white tile backsplash. A separate copy and print station sits immediately beside it, while dedicated storage, information technology and coat closets are grouped near reception. This organization leaves the working portions of the suite uncluttered and gives a business two genuine private offices, one substantial conference room, fifteen workstation positions and a finished support infrastructure within a compact, straightforward plan.