A full-floor loft workspace unfolds across the third floor with an expansive open plan framed by oversized industrial windows along two full sides of the building. The moment you enter the suite, the elevated sense of scale becomes immediately apparent: the ceilings rise high above exposed ductwork and structural beams, giving the entire floor a bright, voluminous character that is synonymous with Hudson Square’s creative office stock. Natural light streams generously across the polished wood flooring and spills throughout the open work areas, creating a warm, inviting environment for collaborative teams, showroom functions, or any business seeking a modern, flexible layout. Multiple windowlines ensure continuous daylight from morning to late afternoon, allowing future workstation groupings, design studios, or team areas to enjoy exceptional illumination without reliance on overhead fixtures.

The layout is currently configured without built private offices or conference rooms, offering a true open canvas for an incoming user. Toward the rear of the floorplate, a dedicated lounge-style area transitions seamlessly into the main workspace, defined by softer seating and a relaxed layout that can support client waiting areas, creative collaboration zones, or general breakout space. Adjacent to this section sits a refined open pantry finished with contemporary millwork, stone surfaces, and undercounter storage, serving as a central social hub for the entire staff. The pantry’s location allows it to act as a natural midpoint between front-facing work areas and quieter rear-of-house zones, making it ideal for casual gatherings or informal team meetings.

Moving along the perimeter, the uninterrupted stretches of windowed walls allow for the easy introduction of perimeter executive offices, meeting rooms, or creative studios if a future tenant desires more enclosed spaces. Because the columns are spaced widely apart and the ceiling structure remains exposed, any such additions can be introduced without compromising the loft’s open aesthetic or obstructing natural light. The current open-floor condition also supports flexible uses such as production layouts, tech collaboration clusters, or large-scale benching environments for growing teams.

At the far end of the suite, a secondary open area transitions into a more structured zone with built-in shelving, storage nooks, and supplemental circulation that leads toward the core of the building. This section can be adapted into division-specific workspace, a secondary meeting cluster, or a quiet-focus area depending on operational needs. Throughout the floor, the combination of industrial detailing, large windows, clean finishes, and sprawling openness provides a compelling environment for creative firms, digital agencies, design studios, or any business seeking a polished loft space with room to scale.

The overall effect is a floorplate that merges character with function, offering an adaptable footprint in one of Hudson Square’s most desirable creative districts.

Notes: Monthly maintenance: $22,336