The suite is organized around a large central open work area, with the enclosed rooms pushed to the perimeter so the middle of the office remains broad, flexible and easy to circulate through. Entering through double doors, the pantry is immediately to the left, built as a dedicated galley with refrigeration, sink, cabinetry and a long counter that can support coffee service, food preparation and everyday staff use. Two seats directly outside the pantry create a convenient informal touchdown area without taking space from the main workstation field.

Moving into the center, the open office is planned for 12 workstations in three distinct desk groupings, leaving substantial clear floor area between teams rather than packing the suite wall to wall with desks. This central arrangement gives a tenant room to supplement the existing workstation count with collaborative tables, soft seating, storage or additional desks if desired. The office is partially furnished and newly built, with glass finishes, new light-emitting diode lighting and tenant-controlled air conditioning.

The enclosed program wraps around two sides of the open area. Six private offices provide considerably more enclosed-room capacity than is typical for a suite of this size. Three of the larger offices run along the Seventh Avenue window line and are sized generously enough for executive desks plus guest seating; the largest corner office can accommodate a desk and a small meeting table. Two additional offices continue up the opposite perimeter, while the sixth office provides another enclosed room that could serve as a private office, project room or small internal meeting space.

At the far end, a dedicated conference room seats six around a central table. Its separation from the primary workstation area makes it suitable for client meetings, interviews and team sessions without interrupting the open office. The plan therefore provides seven enclosed working or meeting rooms in total when the six private offices and conference room are considered together.

Windows extend along the Seventh Avenue frontage and continue around the corner, bringing daylight into the perimeter offices while the extensive glass-front construction allows that light to travel farther into the suite. The combination of 12 workstations, six private offices, one six-person conference room, modern pantry and unusually generous circulation makes the layout particularly effective for a professional firm that needs a substantial office-to-workstation ratio rather than a predominantly open-plan installation.

Notes:
- Newly Built Suite Overlooking 7th Ave
- 6 Private Offices & 1 Conference Room
- Seats Apx. 20
- Modern Pantry
- Glass Finishes & New LED Lighting
- Tenant-Controlled A/C
- Prime Location Near Penn Station
- 24/7 Attended Lobby & Building Access
- Partially Furnished