A sophisticated office environment unfolds across a bright partial floor high above Midtown, offering sweeping exposures over Bryant Park, Times Square, and the surrounding skyline. The arrival sequence begins at a polished elevator lobby that leads directly into a reception area positioned near the core of the suite, where guests are greeted with open sightlines toward a series of private offices arranged along the outer window line. The natural light streaming through the western and northern exposures immediately sets the tone for a workspace designed for leadership visibility and staff comfort. From this point, the floorplan branches into two primary wings, each organized around a careful balance of enclosed offices, conference rooms, and open team seating.

To the left of reception, a long corridor lined with perimeter rooms forms the heart of the executive wing. Seventeen private offices wrap the façade, each equipped with floor-to-ceiling glass panels that allow managers and directors to work in quiet, focused environments without feeling cut off from the larger team. These offices vary in size, allowing for flexibility in how departments assign leadership roles. The offices occupy nearly the entire perimeter along 42nd Street and the Avenue of the Americas, providing remarkable views and exceptional daylight throughout the workday.

At the corner of the executive wing, a formal boardroom overlooks the city from a dominant vantage point. The boardroom spans a significant length of the façade, accommodating a full board table, presentation wall, and guest seating, making it an ideal setting for investor meetings, client presentations, and internal strategy sessions. Three additional conference rooms are distributed nearby, each enclosed with glass to maintain transparency while still supporting private conversation and team collaboration. Their placement near both the bullpen and the private office corridor ensures effortless access from every part of the suite.

Moving deeper into the layout, the central open bullpen expands across a near column-free interior, giving space for twenty-seven workstations arranged in neat, efficient rows. The open area benefits from clear sightlines to multiple window lines, which helps maintain a sense of openness and supports productive team interaction. Staff in the open plan enjoy close proximity to meeting rooms, office leadership, and the support core without feeling crowded or confined.

At the southern portion of the floor, supplemental rooms such as a dedicated HVAC room, storage, and internal service areas are positioned discreetly behind the core. Additional restrooms and support areas line the rear corridor to ensure smooth daily operations without interrupting workflow. Throughout the suite, full-height windows, modern finishes, and a clean architectural language reinforce the sense of a premium, ready-for-occupancy space in a building populated by major Blue Chip tenants.

Notes: Partial 24th-floor opportunity with Bryant Park and Times Square views. Light-filled space among Blue Chip tenants. Brochure and additional details available.