Built for a substantial team that still wants defined places to meet, focus, and host clients, this furnished office combines eighty-five workstations with four private offices, two conference rooms, and six additional meeting rooms. The workplace runs across a broad, irregular floor plate with windows wrapping multiple sides, allowing enclosed rooms and open work areas alike to benefit from exterior light. A large café, reception lounge, phone rooms, wellness room, mail room, copy areas, storage, and support spaces complete a layout capable of accommodating a busy corporate, technology, media, or professional-services operation.

Entry opens into a generous reception area beside the elevator bank, with soft seating and a coat closet creating a proper waiting zone before visitors enter the working environment. Immediately beyond reception are two enclosed phone rooms for private calls, while the adjoining front portion of the floor shifts into a more informal collaborative setting with clustered team tables and small breakout groupings. One of the two conference rooms sits along this end of the premises, providing a large boardroom-style table for formal meetings without requiring guests to travel through the main workstation areas.

Moving deeper into the floor, the plan becomes a long, organized workplace with banks of workstations arranged along both sides of a central circulation spine. The eighty-five total workstations are distributed between conventional benching and more collaborative team configurations, creating distinct neighborhoods rather than one uninterrupted bullpen. Several of the six meeting rooms are inserted along the interior and window line, giving staff nearby alternatives for interviews, project meetings, video calls, and smaller group sessions.

Farther along, the second conference room provides another enclosed setting for larger meetings. The four private offices are positioned separately from the principal open work areas, preserving quieter enclosed rooms for executives, managers, human resources, or confidential work. Glass fronts used throughout portions of the installation help maintain visual continuity between enclosed and open areas.

At the opposite end, a substantial employee café provides a true destination away from the desks, with a long counter, communal seating, and multiple smaller tables. Nearby mail, copy, storage, wellness, coat, and building-support rooms consolidate operational functions away from client-facing areas. The combination of extensive workstation capacity, numerous meeting choices, multiple exposures, furnished collaborative areas, and dedicated employee amenities makes this a particularly complete Fifth Avenue workplace for a large team seeking an established installation rather than starting with an empty floor.

Notes: Built and furnished high end installation available for immediate occupancy. Space features original slab polished concrete flooring and open ceilings, large reception, 2 large meeting rooms, 6 smaller conference rooms, 4 offices, open area, and collaborative pantry