The office suite opens into a broad reception and bullpen environment where rows of workstations extend in multiple directions, creating a high-capacity open plan ideal for teams requiring dense seating. The ceiling height allows for an easy sense of scale throughout the space, while the lighting grid ensures that each workstation receives balanced illumination. From the entrance, long sightlines run across the full depth of the suite, revealing a continuous run of cubicles, circulation aisles, and enclosed offices positioned toward the perimeter. The initial zone of the floor supports the main bullpen, accommodating well over one hundred workstations without crowding, and the wide corridors between departments make the layout feel structured and navigable.

Moving deeper into the suite, several private offices line the outer walls. Many of these rooms are configured with full-height partitions and glazed sidelights, which allow managers or department heads to maintain privacy without losing connection to the larger floor. Each office is proportioned to host a full executive desk, guest seating, and storage, making them ideal for directors or team leaders. A number of interior offices are positioned centrally with solid partitions, allowing confidential work to occur away from the main circulation areas. Their distribution across the middle of the floor supports a variety of operational functions ranging from human resources to IT oversight.

As the layout continues toward the far side of the suite, a generous conference room anchors an important cross-corridor. It is designed to hold a large table with room for full departmental meetings or presentations and sits adjacent to additional smaller meeting rooms that suit breakout discussions or private client interactions. These rooms form a fully developed meeting suite that allows different teams to operate simultaneously without interfering with one another. Along the opposite side of the floor, additional enclosed spaces support training, storage, specialized operations, and administrative tasks, each playing a distinct role within the larger workflow.

The far end of the unit transitions into another run of open workspace, allowing the suite to accommodate both collaborative seating and quieter operational zones. Support areas such as copy rooms, technology alcoves, and file storage integrate discreetly along the central spine of the floor, preserving the main work areas for daily productivity. The overall configuration provides a strong mix of enclosed and open environments, giving tenants the flexibility to structure hybrid operations with clearly defined team clusters.

Positioned within a Class A tower in the Grand Central district, the suite benefits from controlled access, multiple elevator banks, onsite management, and amenities such as a fitness center and convenience services. The building’s position along Third Avenue offers a professional corporate presence while ensuring direct access to transportation networks, restaurants, hotels, and Midtown’s business infrastructure. The layout’s scale, the volume of existing workstation capacity, and the abundance of enclosed rooms make this suite well suited for a large organization seeking a move-in-ready environment with the operational efficiency of a fully built corporate floor.