A creative-style eleventh-floor office combines exposed brick, hardwood floors, glass-fronted meeting rooms, open work areas, and oversized windows within a three thousand square foot direct-lease space. The existing pre-built installation is organized around one conference room, three additional meeting rooms, and an open workstation area, giving a tenant several distinct places for formal meetings, smaller discussions, and everyday team collaboration.

Entering the suite, the circulation path immediately reveals the office’s loft character, with white-painted ceilings, exposed metal ductwork, suspended linear lighting, original red brick walls, and continuous wood flooring. Glass partitions are used extensively around the enclosed rooms, allowing daylight to pass through the interior rather than creating a series of dark corridors. The principal conference room is enclosed in full-height glass and furnished around a rectangular table for approximately eight people. An exposed brick feature wall, wall-mounted display, and large exterior window give this room a strong client-facing presence.

Three additional enclosed meeting rooms provide smaller alternatives to the main conference room. These rooms can function as four-person meeting rooms, interview rooms, project rooms, or shared offices depending on a tenant’s needs. Their glass fronts keep them visually connected to the larger workplace while maintaining acoustic separation for calls and meetings.

Beyond the enclosed rooms, the suite opens into the primary work area. Existing bench-style workstations are arranged across the floor, with the largest workstation neighborhood extending along the exposed-brick window line. Oversized windows on multiple sides bring daylight across the open seating area, while the combination of brick, exposed mechanical systems, white structural elements, and hardwood flooring creates a distinctly Flatiron loft aesthetic. The open layout also leaves room for informal collaboration tables and flexible seating without interrupting circulation.

A dedicated pantry sits directly off the main work area and includes extensive white upper and lower cabinetry, stone counters, a sink, full-size refrigerator, microwave, and under-counter beverage refrigerator. Its placement keeps food service convenient to employees while remaining separated from the conference rooms.

Overall, the layout provides a practical balance of open workstations and four enclosed collaborative rooms, with no conventional private offices consuming the perimeter. The combination of glass partitions, large windows, exposed brick, modern lighting, hardwood floors, and a substantial pantry makes the space especially well suited to creative, technology, media, design, or other collaborative office users seeking a ready-built Flatiron workplace.