Spanning approximately eight thousand five hundred sixty-six square feet, this full-floor opportunity presents a wide-open layout with ceiling heights reaching over sixteen feet and expansive wraparound frontage. The floorplate supports a large open workstation environment alongside multiple breakout zones and lounge areas positioned along the window line. A central core allows for the addition of private offices, conference rooms, and collaborative spaces without disrupting the efficiency of the main work area.

Stepping off the elevator core, the layout opens immediately into a broad, unobstructed workspace that stretches across the entire floor, creating a strong sense of volume and flexibility. The core is positioned toward the rear portion of the floor, housing restrooms, building services, and circulation elements, which keeps the perimeter entirely open for tenant use. From this central entry point, the floor unfolds into a continuous expanse that can easily accommodate a dense workstation installation or a more spacious creative layout with a mix of desks, soft seating, and collaborative zones.

Along the curved corner frontage and extending down both sides of the building, a continuous band of oversized windows wraps the space, delivering three-sided exposure and allowing perimeter positioning for executive offices, conference rooms, or client-facing areas. The curvature of the corner creates a natural focal point that lends itself to a large boardroom or a signature lounge, while the linear stretches of window line can support a series of private offices or meeting rooms without sacrificing openness.

The interior buildout shown demonstrates how the space can be activated with clusters of workstations toward the center, complemented by informal seating areas and breakout lounges placed strategically near the windows. Structural columns are evenly spaced and integrate cleanly into planning, enabling efficient desk layouts while also defining zones within the open plan. High ceilings with exposed structure and suspended lighting elements reinforce a loft-like aesthetic, adding both volume and character that is well suited for creative, tech, or design-driven tenants.

Given the full-floor identity, three-sided exposure, and efficient core placement, the layout supports a wide range of configurations including a high-density office, a collaborative studio environment, or a hybrid showroom and workspace concept. The flexibility of the floorplate allows for the addition of multiple perimeter offices, several conference rooms, and dedicated amenity areas such as a pantry, lounge, or library, all while maintaining a strong open workspace presence at its center.