Built for a company that wants a largely open, design-forward workplace rather than an office-heavy plan, this pre-built space combines polished concrete floors, exposed structural ceilings, dramatic architectural lighting, and broad window lines. The main work area runs across the floor as a substantial uninterrupted open workspace, giving a tenant considerable freedom to establish workstation neighborhoods, collaborative tables, informal seating, or presentation areas without fighting an overly compartmentalized existing layout. Large windows along the perimeter bring daylight deep into the interior, while exposed concrete columns and visible mechanical systems reinforce the contemporary creative-office character.

Moving through the space, built-in millwork adds useful function without closing off the floor. A large recessed wood shelving installation provides extensive open storage or display space and could support a creative firm, showroom-oriented user, design studio, or company library. Another portion of the open area incorporates long integrated wood planters beneath the windows, introducing a landscaped architectural element while maintaining clear sightlines across the workplace. Overhead, suspended cylindrical fixtures, track lighting, and oversized circular fixtures create several visually distinct zones within what remains an open environment.

The enclosed rooms are concentrated primarily along the interior side of the floor rather than consuming the window perimeter. The plan shows several existing rooms clustered around the building core, including approximately five enclosed rooms that can function as private offices, conference rooms, meeting rooms, team rooms, or focused workspaces depending on the incoming tenant’s needs. A dedicated storage room and separate server room sit beside these rooms, keeping operational functions away from the principal working areas.

A pantry is positioned along the core with counter space, cabinetry, a sink, and room for office appliances, allowing employees to access refreshments without interrupting the primary workspace. Existing restrooms, elevator access, stairs, and building mechanical areas are likewise consolidated along the core. The result is a flexible pre-built office with multiple exposures, an unusually large open work area, polished contemporary finishes, substantial daylight, and enough enclosed rooms to provide privacy without sacrificing the spacious character of the floor.

Notes: Beautifully built former WeWork prebuilt with 3 glass offices, 1 conference room and wet pantry. Fully furnished.