Built across the entire seventh floor, this 13,895-square-foot furnished office sublease provides a large creative workplace organized around expansive open work areas, enclosed rooms, collaborative seating, and a substantial kitchen and lounge program. The elevator vestibule opens near the center of the floor, allowing circulation to divide naturally between workstations on both sides while keeping enclosed offices and meeting spaces primarily along the windowed perimeter. The installation is partially furnished and wired, with exposed ceilings, suspended linear lighting, exposed mechanical systems, polished flooring, black structural columns, and large perimeter windows contributing to a contemporary loft-style environment. The sublease runs through March 2029.

Moving toward the left side of the floor brings you into one of the principal open work areas, where bench seating extends along the window line and provides a substantial portion of the available workstation capacity. The plan and supplied listing data identify 54 workstations in the current configuration, while the marketing materials indicate the open areas can accommodate more than 70 people. Enclosed rooms continue around this side of the perimeter, including private offices and meeting spaces that can support individual work, smaller team meetings, or executive use. Across the floor, there are five designated offices, one conference room in the supplied listing count, and additional enclosed rooms that contribute to the broader mix of meeting, office, and collaboration functions shown in the plan. The landlord’s marketing materials describe the overall installation more broadly as seven offices or meeting rooms, along with three phone rooms.

The opposite side contains another large open work zone arranged with long benching runs, giving larger teams the ability to separate departments while remaining connected across the floor. Toward the upper perimeter, the workplace transitions into an especially large kitchen and social area with extensive counter space, a central island with stool seating, café tables, and informal lounge furniture. This becomes a true communal hub rather than a compact office pantry, with enough room for meals, informal meetings, company gatherings, and employee breaks. The marketing materials additionally identify two wet pantries, reinforcing the floor’s unusually strong food and beverage support.

Additional enclosed rooms line the lower perimeter, including conference and private meeting environments, while informal lounges create softer collaboration areas between the enclosed rooms and open workspace. With windows extending around the exterior, employees throughout the open areas and perimeter rooms receive access to daylight rather than concentrating it exclusively inside private offices. A tenant-exclusive rooftop amenity adds another significant benefit beyond the suite itself. Overall, the combination of a full-floor identity, large workstation capacity, enclosed offices, meeting rooms, phone rooms, oversized kitchen and lounge facilities, and partially furnished infrastructure makes this a particularly flexible headquarters-style sublease for a company seeking a substantial ready-built workplace through March 31, 2029.

Notes: Creatively built, partially furnished, strong SubLL, mix of meeting rooms / conf rooms / private offices / phone rooms, large kitchen with lounge area.