Five enclosed offices run down the East Forty-Fourth Street perimeter, giving this prebuilt a strong private-office component while leaving the opposite end of the suite open for fourteen workstations. Four of those rooms are conventional private offices with desks and guest seating, while the fifth is a larger executive office with enough room for a separate four-chair conversation table. Rather than enclosing the best portion of the floorplate with oversized rooms, the plan concentrates the fourteen-person open work area together at the far end, creating a distinct staff neighborhood with windows along the exterior wall.

The elevator-side entrance brings visitors into a dedicated reception area instead of directly into the working portion of the office. From here, guests can be taken immediately into either of the suite’s two enclosed collaborative rooms. One is a four-person meeting room suited to interviews, smaller discussions, and internal meetings, while the larger conference room is arranged for approximately ten people. Coat closets and storage are grouped around this front section, keeping bags, supplies, and other everyday clutter out of the reception and meeting areas.

Moving deeper into the suite leads past the private-office corridor and into the fourteen-workstation open area. The separation between enclosed offices and bench seating gives a twenty-person company several ways to work without overcomplicating the layout. A dedicated phone room adds another place for confidential calls or video meetings without tying up an office or conference room.

The pantry occupies its own substantial area at the opposite end of the suite and includes a long counter, cabinetry, sink, and seating for approximately six people. An information technology room is immediately adjacent, while a copy and print station and five separate storage areas are distributed through the interior.

Altogether, the plan provides five private offices, fourteen workstations, one conference room, one meeting room, one phone room, reception, pantry, information technology room, copy and print area, coat closets, and five storage areas. Beyond the suite, the building’s eighteenth-floor amenity level adds conference facilities, lounge areas, phone rooms, pantry space, showers, collaborative work areas, and a forty-seat boardroom.

Notes: Premier office tower with panoramic views of the New York Skyline and the East River. Concierge in lobby with 2-story atrium. State-of-the-art safety & security systems. Outdoor public plaza. Entrance also on East 44th Street. Raised floor computer capacity. One block to Grand Central Terminal and three blocks to United Nations.

• Pre-built underway for January 1 move in.
• Features 2 conference rooms, 5 private offices, phone room, pantry and open area for 14 workstations.
• Lobby renovation underway, featuring a grand triple height atrium.
• Additional amenities to include a fitness center, golf simulator, arcade, cold plunge, sauna and locker rooms/showers.
• Fogarty Finger designed existing amenities include a lounge, conferencing, and shower/changing room.
• Roof deck amenity underway including expansive lounge, bar/entertaining area and putting green. Opportunity for a private terrace.