This partial-floor office is a polished second-generation installation that combines a substantial open workplace with an unusually office-intensive perimeter. The existing plan provides fifteen workstations, ten private offices, a dedicated reception area, one enclosed phone room, a three-person meeting table, an information technology closet, and separate copy and storage capacity. The building brochure confirms that the suite is immediately available and in excellent condition, making the existing installation particularly practical for a company seeking a largely move-in-ready workplace.

Entering the suite brings visitors directly to reception, which occupies its own defined zone rather than opening immediately into employee seating. Just beyond, the plan widens into the primary open work area, where the fifteen workstations are arranged in two organized benching groups. This central bullpen benefits from extensive perimeter glass and leaves circulation around the workstations open rather than forcing employees through narrow aisles. A small three-person meeting table sits toward the window line, creating an informal collaboration point separate from the enclosed rooms. The building’s floor-to-ceiling glazing provides broad exterior views and abundant daylight, while the fourteen-foot slab-to-slab dimension contributes additional volume overhead.

The ten private offices are distributed around multiple sides of the suite rather than consuming the center of the floor plate. Three offices line the upper perimeter, five form a continuous run along the opposite side, and two additional offices occupy the lower portion of the plan. This arrangement gives management and individual staff enclosed rooms while preserving the middle of the suite for team seating. Several offices sit directly against the exterior glass, including a corner-style office with expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, built-in desk surfaces, overhead cabinetry and substantial skyline views. Interior-facing offices use full-height glass fronts with translucent privacy bands, allowing borrowed light to penetrate the circulation areas while maintaining separation between enclosed and open work zones.

A dedicated phone room near the lower portion of the open workplace provides acoustic separation for calls or individual virtual meetings. Reception is backed by an enclosed storage and information technology room, while additional copy and storage functions keep equipment and supplies away from employee desks. The combination of fifteen open seats and ten offices creates twenty-five dedicated employee work positions, plus reception, with a balanced layout suited to professional, financial, consulting or technology firms that need considerably more private-office capacity than a conventional open-plan installation.

Notes: New prebuilt office situated in one of NYC’s most sought-after areas, directly across from the Port Authority and steps from Times Square.