The fifth floor is a long, efficient pre-built office combining a substantial open work area with a small collection of enclosed rooms concentrated toward one end of the suite. The existing plan accommodates 28 workstations, with the majority arranged through the broad open bullpen that extends across the center and rear portions of the floor. Two larger workstation clusters sit together at the far end, while another continuous run of desks occupies the middle of the floor, creating a layout that can support several teams without unnecessarily dividing the workplace. Hardwood floors, high ceilings, exposed brick and skylights give the interior a genuine loft character rather than the feel of a conventional dropped-ceiling office.

Moving through the open workspace toward the more private end of the suite brings you to two private offices and one conference room. One enclosed room is set immediately off the bullpen and can function as a private office, executive room or smaller team room. The second private office is positioned closer to the front portion of the floor, where the plan also provides a separate enclosed conference room with seating for approximately six people. This grouping keeps meetings and executive functions away from most of the workstation population while maintaining direct circulation back into the open office.

A lounge-style area occupies the transition between the conference and office rooms, providing space for informal conversations, visitors or employee breakout seating. Nearby is a high-end open pantry, giving the staff a dedicated food and beverage station without removing it from the social portion of the workplace. Two private restrooms are incorporated within the premises rather than relying solely on common corridor facilities.

The architectural character is especially strong along the perimeter, where exposed brick walls, hardwood flooring and large windows are paired with cleaner contemporary finishes and glass-fronted rooms. Skylights supplement the perimeter windows and help carry daylight farther into the unusually deep floor plate. With light entering from multiple directions, the open work area does not depend entirely on a single window line.

A keyed elevator provides controlled access directly to the fifth-floor premises, strengthening privacy for a tenant seeking an identifiable office of its own. Tenant-controlled heating and air conditioning further gives the occupant day-to-day control over comfort and operating hours. Overall, the combination of 28 workstations, two private offices, one conference room, lounge area, pantry, two restrooms, exposed brick, hardwood floors, skylights and high ceilings makes this a particularly adaptable Broadway loft for creative, technology or professional teams.

Notes: 5th Floor, Abundant natural light throughout space, Skylights, 3 private offices/conference rooms, 2 restrooms, High end open pantry, Exposed brick, High ceilings, Hardwood Floors, Tenant controlled HVAC system Keyed elevator.