The seventh floor has been recently whiteboxed into a clean, nearly uninterrupted open loft that gives an incoming tenant considerable freedom to determine how the workplace is ultimately organized. New wood flooring runs throughout the principal work area, while open ceilings, exposed building systems and only five exposed steel columns across the entire floor keep the interior visually expansive. Rather than inheriting somebody else’s office plan, a tenant can establish its own balance of workstations, private offices, conference rooms, collaborative areas and client-facing rooms within an exceptionally flexible full-floor canvas.

Entry is provided from two separate elevator banks located along opposite sides of the floor, creating convenient circulation and the potential to establish a defined reception sequence at either approach. From either entrance, the plan immediately opens into the large central workplace, which occupies nearly the entire floor plate without existing enclosed offices interrupting the usable area. This broad open zone can accommodate a substantial workstation program while leaving ample perimeter frontage available for future windowed offices and meeting rooms if desired.

Windows wrap three sides of the premises, extending along both long sides as well as the West Thirty-Seventh Street frontage. The three exposures distribute daylight across the open interior and provide considerable flexibility when deciding where enclosed rooms should eventually be constructed. Because there are so few columns, workstation rows, team neighborhoods, conference rooms or larger collaborative installations can be planned with fewer structural obstructions than are typical of older Midtown loft buildings.

Existing support functions have already been consolidated around the perimeter and building core. A kitchen is located beside the northern stair and elevator area, keeping food service convenient without consuming the main work floor. Along the opposite side are three newly enlarged restrooms together with a dedicated mechanical room, while the remainder stays almost completely open.

The landlord will deliver a new building-standard installation for a seven-to-ten-year lease term, allowing the eventual configuration to be tailored around the tenant rather than forcing a compromise with an outdated buildout. Each floor also has its own tenant-controlled air-conditioning unit and direct-metered electricity, giving the tenant greater control over day-to-day operation of this private full-floor office.

Notes: This floor was recently white boxed with open ceilings, new wood floors, exposed steel columns (only 5 on the entire floor) and new enlarged restrooms. The Landlord will deliver a new building standard installation on a 7-10 year term. Each floor in this building also has their own Tenant controlled AC unit and a direct meter for electric.