A warm, light-filled downtown office suite occupies a partial floor with a distinctly traditional layout, offering a sequence of private perimeter rooms arranged around a central open hall. The entry begins at a refined corridor with wood flooring and clean architectural lines, creating a polished first impression before visitors move through a series of interconnected doorways that open into the main suite. The initial experience is grounded by ample natural light that filters through the perimeter windows, setting an inviting tone that characterizes the entire workspace. As one moves toward the core of the suite, the shape of the floorplate becomes clear: a rectangular footprint wrapped in windowed offices, with interior circulation forming a continuous loop around a central open chamber.

The suite is built around numerous perimeter rooms that are each positioned directly along the window line. These rooms, which amount to more than a dozen individual offices, line the north, south, and west sides of the suite, allowing occupants to enjoy harbor views, skyline vistas, and abundant daylight throughout the day. Each perimeter room is sized to accommodate a private office setup with a desk, guest seating, and filing, or can be repurposed as small meeting spaces, consultation rooms, or specialty rooms depending on the tenant’s operational needs. Their consistent spacing along the window wall provides a traditional executive-style layout that supports confidentiality and focused work.

At the center of the layout, a large open area forms the organizational heart of the suite. This room features generous proportions and can serve as a team bullpens, collaborative workspace, or breakout environment depending on tenant preference. The central hall is framed by a series of interior doorways that connect it to the surrounding perimeter offices, establishing a strong circulation flow and allowing staff to transition easily between private work and shared activities. The interior space is highly flexible and capable of accommodating a mix of workstations, soft seating, or modular layouts that can be reconfigured over time.

Toward the southeast corner of the floor, an additional run of offices and support rooms provide opportunities for administrative functions, file storage, or small conference rooms. A pantry can be positioned near this corner as well, as the plumbing stack and internal walls support amenity placement without interfering with the windowed offices. This secondary cluster gives the suite a natural division between executive areas and staff-heavy zones, allowing a tenant to tailor the workflow to suit internal hierarchies or departmental needs.

With its continuous run of perimeter offices, expansive central chamber, and the charm of a traditional downtown interior enhanced by harbor-facing views, the suite offers a balanced environment that supports focused work, collaboration, and client-facing operations in a well-located Financial District building.

Notes: Partial Floor Suite 910 5,440 RSF