A compact, fully furnished professional installation combines three private offices, thirteen workstations, one large conference room, one smaller meeting room, and one dedicated phone room within a polished twenty-fifth-floor workplace. The plan favors a small team that wants meaningful enclosed space without giving up an open collaborative work area. Perimeter windows bring daylight into the offices, meeting rooms, and workstation area, while the combination of brick accents, glass partitions, pale flooring, and exposed building elements gives the suite a warmer character than a conventional corporate buildout.

From the entrance, the layout opens into a reception and informal lounge zone rather than depositing visitors directly among employee desks. A sofa grouping provides casual seating, and the nearby glass-fronted rooms allow the enclosed portion of the office to remain visually connected to the larger floor. Three private offices are distributed along the windowed perimeter and can function as executive offices or individual workrooms; the largest includes enough room for guest seating and a small meeting table.

Moving deeper into the suite, thirteen workstations are arranged through the central open area on long wood-topped benching systems. The workstations are already paired with ergonomic task chairs, monitor positions, under-desk storage, and generous circulation aisles. Glass walls separate the private rooms without blocking sightlines or daylight, while the white-painted exposed ceiling, suspended linear fixtures, visible piping, and structural columns give the workplace a clean loft-influenced character.

Meeting capacity is unusually strong relative to the workstation count. The large conference room accommodates approximately ten people around a substantial table and sits directly along the perimeter windows. A separate smaller conference or meeting room accommodates approximately eight people, while the dedicated phone room provides an additional enclosed setting for calls or individual concentration. These rooms allow client meetings, internal discussions, and focused work to happen simultaneously without taking over the open workspace.

The pantry runs along one side of the employee area with white cabinetry, stainless-steel refrigeration, counter space, and a long wood-topped café counter with stool seating. This creates a genuine gathering point for meals and informal collaboration rather than a simple kitchenette. Combined with the suite’s furnishings, wired workstations, abundant perimeter windows, reception seating, enclosed rooms, and efficient circulation, the installation provides a highly functional plug-and-play workplace with a May 2030 sublease term.Z

Notes: • Fully furnished and wired, High-end professional services layout, 3 office/meeting rooms, 13 workstations in the open area with room to densify, large conference room (10), small conference room (8), phone room, pantry and reception, Corner unit with abundant perimeter windows and natural light