The suite on the twenty-sixth floor offers an elevated boutique office layout with bright contemporary finishes and an efficient floorplan that maximizes both perimeter exposure and interior functionality. Upon entering the space, the reception zone unfolds along a wide stretch of light wood flooring and clean white walls that create a polished first impression suitable for client-facing operations. The arrival area naturally accommodates a reception desk and a small waiting nook without obstructing circulation into the main body of the suite. Overhead, modern lighting fixtures and a crisp ceiling system establish a professional tone, while the tall window line along Third Avenue brings daylight deep into the interior workspace. Although the suite is currently demolished, the architectural intent shown in the sample photography illustrates a bright, modern buildout with clean lines, upgraded fixtures, and a streamlined design that incoming tenants may expect through a negotiated construction process as part of a minimum lease commitment.

Moving deeper into the unit, the floorplan transitions into an open central workspace that can comfortably hold a compact benching arrangement for four to six workstations depending on configuration. This zone benefits from its position between the entry and the perimeter rooms, allowing it to operate as the collaborative core of the suite. The wide span of the open area gives tenants the flexibility to introduce team seating, a shared project table, or a movable huddle zone while still maintaining appropriate separation from reception.

Along the building’s western perimeter, a private office is positioned in the deeper portion of the suite, benefiting from both privacy and proximity to the central workspace. This perimeter room can function as an executive office, a quiet managerial space, or a consultation room for firms requiring confidentiality. Its location ensures that it receives the most stable natural light of the day, creating a comfortable environment for extended individual work. Adjacent to it, an additional enclosed room can be constructed as a small conference room or a second private office depending on the tenant’s needs. This room sits near the entry, allowing teams to host quick meetings or client conversations without disrupting the primary work zone.

Support functions are arranged efficiently along the interior wall, where a future pantry, copier nook, or storage cabinet can be integrated into the final buildout. Because the suite is not a full-floor unit, planning density is high, and every section of the layout serves a clear operational purpose. The combination of one to two perimeter rooms, a flexible open workspace, and a modern arrival sequence creates an ideal home for boutique financial firms, consulting groups, creative agencies, or executive users seeking a high-floor Midtown East presence with strong light and modern finishes. With a five-year lease required for the final buildout, tenants have a rare opportunity to customize a compact, high-quality office in a prime corridor.

Notes: Suite is currently demolished. Photos are an example of how the suite will be constructed. 5 year lease required to build out suite.