New construction gives this eighth-floor pre-built office a clean starting point for a tenant seeking a predominantly open workplace with one enclosed conference room and the ability to add further private offices. The existing program is deliberately simple: the principal office area remains open, the conference room provides the enclosed meeting component, and ownership has specifically indicated a willingness to construct additional offices. As a direct lease, the space therefore offers considerably more planning flexibility than an installation where an incoming tenant must accept an existing room count.

The suite is entered from the building’s passenger-elevator circulation and opens into the main workplace rather than a maze of enclosed rooms. The central portion of the floor is intended to carry the bulk of the employee population as an open workspace, giving a tenant freedom to arrange bench-style workstations, individual desks, project tables, or collaborative seating according to its preferred density. Keeping this central area open also preserves straightforward circulation between the entrance, conference room, pantry, and window line.

One enclosed conference room supplies the suite’s dedicated meeting space and can serve for team meetings, presentations, interviews, or client conferences. There are currently no stated private offices, so a tenant needing executive rooms or additional enclosed workspaces can use the landlord’s offer to add offices rather than inheriting an unnecessarily compartmentalized plan. That makes the installation particularly adaptable for a growing company whose mix of open seating and enclosed rooms may change during the lease term.

The pantry forms a substantial employee-support component within the finished installation. A long countertop incorporates an undermount sink and dishwasher, with extensive upper and lower cabinetry providing storage and a full-height refrigerator positioned at one end. This creates a functional kitchen and refreshment area without requiring employees to leave the suite during the workday.

Large perimeter windows bring daylight directly into the open office, while the light-toned flooring, white walls, exposed structural ceiling, white-painted mechanical elements, and suspended linear lighting keep the interior bright and contemporary. The overall result is a newly constructed Chelsea workplace with one conference room, a generous open work area, a finished pantry, strong perimeter daylight, and a layout that ownership can further divide with additional private offices to suit the incoming tenant.

Notes: Unit is being newly constructed, expected to be complete in January. Ownership is willing to add additional offices.