A partial high-floor suite in a Fifth Avenue tower opens into a long, light-filled workspace framed by continuous window lines and a classic corporate aesthetic. Entering into the main corridor, the layout reveals a sequence of open seating, enclosed offices, and multiple conference rooms arranged along two sides of the floor, giving the space an efficient flow that supports both team collaboration and private executive work. The reception and waiting area occupy the front portion of the suite, positioned along the window line to create an immediate sense of space and brightness. Lounge seating is arranged opposite the reception desk, offering a comfortable arrival experience for guests while maintaining a clean, professional atmosphere.

Following the corridor deeper into the suite, an extended bullpen opens up on the windowed side, where rows of workstations sit beneath high ceilings and large window bays that span nearly the entire length of the wall. The workstations are laid out in long runs, allowing for team-based seating arrangements, cross-desk collaboration, and unobstructed communication across the department. The abundance of natural light gives this area a bright, energetic feel, making it ideal for staff who thrive in open environments. The bullpen is complemented by multiple breakout tables and bench seating options nearby, giving teams flexibility for informal meetings or quick huddles without needing to book a room.

Along the opposite side of the floor, a series of perimeter offices and formal meeting rooms create a structured interior spine that balances privacy with accessibility. These private offices serve well as management spaces, interview rooms, or focused work areas, each sized generously to support executive seating, guest chairs, and storage. Several conference rooms—a mix of small, mid-sized, and large options—are placed strategically throughout the suite so that teams can access meeting spaces without disrupting the flow of the open work areas. One larger conference room is set along the windowed corner, offering an impressive backdrop for presentations, board meetings, or client briefings, while smaller enclosed rooms elsewhere provide staff with private call and collaboration space.

Toward the rear portion of the suite, additional meeting areas and flexible rooms provide opportunities for departmental separation or quiet zones, depending on the operational needs of the tenant. The suite’s proportions allow for a balanced distribution of office functions, from heads-down work to team collaboration, without feeling crowded or segmented. Its multiple exposures and deep floor-to-window lines lend a pronounced sense of openness and scale that is uncommon for midblock Fifth Avenue buildings.

The suite as a whole offers a sophisticated, professional environment with a spacious bullpen, several perimeter offices, multiple conference rooms, and plentiful breakout areas arranged within a clean, modern prebuilt design. With expansive windows on two sides, strong natural light throughout, and an intuitive layout suited for both client-facing and operationally intensive teams, the space provides a versatile and polished workplace in a prime Midtown setting.