A polished contemporary office suite unfolds across a long windowed frontage, offering a refined workplace environment that blends enclosed offices with a generous collaborative plan. The entry sequence begins at a formal reception positioned near the center of the floorplate, where a built-in desk and comfortable waiting area create a strong first impression for clients and guests. From this central point, the suite branches out in both directions, anchored by a row of perimeter rooms along the window line that benefit from steady natural daylight and open skyline views.

Six perimeter rooms frame the entire plan. On the far-left and far-right sides, two of these rooms are arranged in a more open, team-oriented style, with round tables and lounge-height seating that support small collaborative group sessions or casual meetings. The remaining four perimeter rooms are configured as enclosed private offices, each with its own door and direct access to the window line. These private offices offer ample space for executives or managers and provide quiet, comfortable settings for focused work away from the energy of the main collaborative areas.

At the center of the suite, a spacious conference room sits directly on the window line, designed to host formal meetings, board discussions, and presentations for larger groups. It is sized to accommodate a full conference table and supporting technology, while still maintaining a bright, welcoming atmosphere thanks to the continuous run of windows. Adjacent to this room, the reception anchors the space, giving the suite a defined sense of entry while allowing visitors to transition naturally toward the office wings on either side.

A thoughtfully planned pantry sits near the central corridor, equipped with modern cabinetry, a full-length counter, and integrated appliances that give staff a comfortable place to gather, recharge, or host internal lunches. Two dedicated copy and print stations are positioned to serve both wings of the suite, allowing staff to access shared resources easily without cutting through private rooms. Coat closets are placed near the corridor entries to keep outerwear, umbrellas, and personal items organized and out of view. Two IT rooms sit discreetly at opposite sides of the plan, providing secure, climate-stable areas for network equipment, servers, and technology infrastructure.

The open workstation area is located along the interior spine, offering seating for fourteen workstations with clear sightlines through the office and smooth adjacency to both managers’ offices and the conference room. The depth of the space allows for a varied mix of desk styles, collaborative surfaces, and circulation routes, all while preserving the clean, modern aesthetic that defines the suite.

As a whole, the layout provides an effective balance of six perimeter rooms for private or semi-private use, one fully enclosed windowed conference room, fourteen open workstations, and a centralized reception and pantry core. The long bank of windows supplies consistent natural light, elevating the overall work environment and making the suite highly attractive for companies seeking a polished, ready-to-use office in a landmark tower with access to a building-wide outdoor deck amenity.