A crisp glass-fronted entrance establishes a contemporary character before the suite opens into a broad central work area designed for approximately twelve workstations. Rather than forcing circulation through enclosed rooms, the open office forms the organizational center of the layout, leaving a generous path between the workstations, pantry, seating area, and perimeter rooms. Polished concrete flooring, exposed ceilings, suspended linear lighting, and visible mechanical elements give the interior a modern architectural finish without sacrificing the clean presentation expected of a professional office. Oversized operable windows provide abundant daylight and city views, with the southern exposure extending across the principal working side of the suite.

Along the window line are exactly five private offices, giving executives and senior staff enclosed rooms without removing them from the main workplace. The offices are arranged sequentially along the perimeter and use glass fronts toward the interior, allowing borrowed light to penetrate farther into the suite. These rooms can function as individual executive offices, shared offices, or smaller meeting spaces depending on staffing needs. At the corner of this perimeter run, one conference room provides a substantially larger enclosed setting for group meetings, presentations, interviews, and client discussions. The conference room and all five offices are specifically identified in the landlord’s layout for Suite 1403.

Moving back toward the interior brings employees to a dedicated seating area that creates an informal alternative to desk-based work. Nearby, one enclosed phone room supplies a private location for calls or video meetings without consuming a full office. The adjacent wet pantry is unusually substantial for a suite of this size, with full-height cabinetry, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, sink, stone work surfaces, and a large counter that doubles as employee seating. This creates a genuine break area rather than a narrow kitchenette and keeps food service separated from the workstation field.

The resulting plan balances five enclosed offices with collaborative and support functions while preserving a large open center for staff. Glass partitions maintain visual continuity, the corner orientation brings windows to multiple portions of the workplace, and the mix of polished concrete, black-framed glazing, white finishes, and exposed infrastructure gives the suite a finished contemporary identity. With immediate possession offered by ownership, the layout is already organized around the practical requirements of a twelve-person team while retaining enough open area for alternative workstation densities or future adjustments.

Notes: Newly prebuilt corner suite featuring:
- Windowed conference room and (5) windowed offices, wet pantry with seating space, open area, phone room
- Landlord can add 1 interior office
- High-quality glass-front finishes, polished concrete floors
- Exposed ceiling, and energy-efficient LED lighting
- Oversized operable windows provide abundant natural light and city views
- South exposure providing good natural light