A dramatic loft-style office pairs one conference room and two flexible office or meeting rooms with a broad open workspace framed by exposed brick, oversized windows, and approximately fifteen-foot ceilings. The suite is a partial-floor installation rather than a full-floor office, with multiple exposures bringing daylight into both the main work area and enclosed rooms. Polished concrete floors, black-framed glass partitions, exposed ductwork, pendant lighting, and original masonry give the premises the distinctive industrial character associated with the Meatpacking District.

The entrance opens into the principal open area, where tall white columns divide the floor without interrupting sightlines. Workstations can be arranged along the window wall, while the center readily accommodates additional desks or collaborative furniture. A dedicated lounge is incorporated directly beside the workspace, furnished with sofas and club chairs and visually separated by a large black-framed glass enclosure. This creates a substantial employee and client-facing gathering area without isolating it from the energy of the working floor.

Along the windowed perimeter are two enclosed office or meeting rooms. Their proportions allow either room to function as a private office, small team room, creative studio, or informal meeting room. The enclosed conference room provides the principal formal meeting environment, while extensive interior glazing carries borrowed light between the conference, lounge, and open workspace. The combination gives a tenant three enclosed rooms in total while preserving most of the floor for open seating.

Moving deeper into the suite reveals additional storage closets and support areas tucked away from the principal workplace. A wet pantry provides an employee kitchen function without consuming the central work area. The overall layout is particularly well suited to a creative, fashion, media, design, technology, or other collaborative business that wants substantial communal space rather than a corridor-heavy collection of private offices.

Architectural character is the defining feature throughout. Exposed red brick walls, tall black-framed windows, polished concrete, high ceilings, exposed mechanicals, and contemporary glass partitions combine historic loft construction with a refined modern installation. The result is a highly distinctive pre-built workplace with generous lounge space, flexible enclosed rooms, and an open plan that can accommodate changing workstation requirements.

Notes: Built space featuring 2 conference rooms, 1 meeting room/executive office, large open area, multiple storage closets, and a wet pantry. Modern space with natural light from oversized windows, exposed brick, polished concrete floors and 15’ ceilings. Possession: Arranged