Suite B on the twelfth floor offers a newly built, furnished office environment planned around a substantial open work area, a dedicated perimeter office wing, multiple meeting spaces, and an integrated pantry. The prebuilt suite is designed for a total population of approximately forty-three people, with thirty-five open workstations, seven private offices, two meeting rooms, one phone room, reception, pantry, information technology and copy support areas. The combination of enclosed perimeter rooms and a large central workplace gives an incoming tenant a defined separation between private work, collaborative functions, and everyday staff seating.

Entering from the building corridor, the suite opens directly into a dedicated reception area with visitor seating. Immediately beside reception are the information technology room and copy area, keeping equipment and administrative functions away from the primary work floor. The pantry is positioned just beyond this support zone and is designed as a substantial gathering space rather than a basic kitchenette, with built-in cabinetry, appliances, and a long central island with seating. The building’s prebuilt program uses warm wood finishes, stone surfaces, contemporary lighting, and exposed structural ceiling elements throughout the common and collaborative areas.

From reception, the layout opens into the main workplace, where thirty-five workstations are organized in multiple benching groups through the center of the suite. Seven enclosed private offices run along the windowed perimeter, including a larger executive office at the end of the office row with room for both a desk and a separate seating area. Glass fronts allow daylight from the perimeter to reach deeper into the work area while maintaining visual connection across the suite. The building’s furnished prebuilt design similarly combines open workstations with glass-fronted private offices and perimeter windows.

Two enclosed meeting rooms sit together along the opposite side of the workplace. One is arranged for approximately eight people and the larger room accommodates approximately twelve, giving the suite useful options for internal meetings, presentations, interviews, and client sessions without consuming private offices. A dedicated phone room adds another enclosed setting for calls or individual video meetings.

Beyond the suite itself, tenants have access to shared lounge and meeting facilities as well as common phone rooms, adding additional places for informal conversations and private calls outside the dedicated premises.