The layout reads as a compact loft-style workplace built around openness rather than a corridor of small rooms. Entering the suite, the plan immediately opens into a broad central work area with hardwood flooring, exposed structure, visible ductwork and suspended linear lighting, giving the interior a distinctly creative Flatiron character. Ten oversized operable windows wrap the corner across south and east exposures, bringing daylight deep into the office and providing a major advantage for a relatively compact floor plate.

The main open area can comfortably support approximately 12 to 14 workstations while retaining circulation and room for an informal seating or collaborative zone. Because the floor is not overbuilt with partitions, a tenant could also adjust workstation density without having to dismantle a complicated existing installation. The open office stretches along the principal window line, with the hardwood floors continuing throughout and the exposed ceiling increasing the perceived height and volume of the workplace.

At the enclosed end of the suite, a single glass-fronted conference room provides the primary meeting space. The room is large enough for an eight-person table and is separated from the open office by full-height glazing, allowing exterior light to remain visible through the interior rather than closing off this portion of the plan. Its location makes it equally practical for client meetings, presentations, team sessions or use as a substantial executive office if a tenant prefers a more office-intensive configuration.

Adjacent to the conference room is a full wet pantry finished with white cabinetry, stone counters, stainless-steel refrigerator, microwave and sink. Unlike a minimal kitchenette tucked into a corridor, this is a proper support area capable of handling coffee service, lunches and everyday office use while remaining separate from the primary workstation zone.

The corner configuration is the defining feature. Windows run along two sides, creating south and east exposure and giving the open workspace substantially more daylight than a typical mid-block interior suite. Exposed beams, white-painted mechanical elements, large black-framed windows, hardwood floors and glass construction reinforce the loft aesthetic without making the space feel unfinished. Furniture shown is for layout concept only, so the office should be considered move-in ready in terms of construction rather than furnished. For a small professional, creative, design, technology or consulting team, the combination of an open work area, one enclosed conference room, full wet pantry, operable windows and two-sided exposure provides a simple, adaptable workplace with very little space lost to unnecessary corridors.

Notes: – Move-in ready corner space featuring (10) oversized, operable windows and hardwood floors throughout – Open plan layout with (1) Glass-front conference room and full wet pantry. – South and east exposures offering great natural light – Furniture shown for layout concept only. Building features and area highlights: – High speed fiber on each floor connected to a redundant fiber loop below the building. – Direct access to the Union Square transportation hub 4/5/6/L/N/Q/R/W express and local subway lines. – Close proximity to NJ PATH station at 23rd St/6th Ave- Centrally located between Union Square and Madison Square Park, the area offering a wide variety of services, retail, and dining options