Occupying an entire floor, this pre-built Soho loft office delivers a clean, modern workspace wrapped in classic cast-iron character. Entry opens directly into a broad central work area designed around fifty-six dedicated workstations arranged in long benching runs that promote collaboration while maintaining clear circulation paths throughout the floor. The open plan benefits from wide column spacing, allowing the workstation layout to remain efficient without visual clutter or tight pinch points.

Natural light reaches deep into the space through a combination of large perimeter windows and a central skylight, creating consistent brightness across the work floor throughout the day. Exposed wood columns and warm flooring add texture and contrast, balancing the contemporary build-out with authentic loft details that resonate strongly with creative, technology, and media users seeking a Soho identity.

Along the perimeter, one fully enclosed private office is positioned to function as an executive office or focused leadership workspace, benefiting from natural light and acoustic separation from the open work area. A single enclosed conference room accommodates formal meetings and presentations and is sized to comfortably support team gatherings without encroaching on the primary workstation layout. Both enclosed rooms sit along the perimeter, preserving daylight exposure while keeping the center of the floor open and flexible.

The layout supports efficient daily operations with dedicated support zones integrated into the plan. A pantry area provides space for food service and informal interaction, positioned to remain accessible without interrupting work zones. Restrooms are located off the main circulation path, maintaining privacy while allowing easy access for staff and visitors. Mechanical and building infrastructure is neatly contained, keeping ceiling lines clean and maximizing usable square footage.

As a full-floor offering, the space provides privacy, branding presence, and controlled access, advantages that are increasingly difficult to secure in Soho’s limited inventory. The combination of high workstation capacity, minimal enclosed rooms, and abundant light makes this floor especially well suited for teams prioritizing density, collaboration, and a distinctive downtown aesthetic without sacrificing functionality or polish.