Accessed from the elevator lobby, the space opens directly into a long, loft-style floorplate that reads as a clean, linear workspace with no fixed partitions dictating use. The initial portion of the floor is configured as an open working area (6 to 12), where the depth of the room allows for flexible planning such as benching, studio-style desks, or collaborative tables without crowding circulation. Exposed brick along one side adds texture and character, while the opposing wall remains smooth and neutral, creating a balanced backdrop suitable for creative, professional, or showroom-oriented users. Ceiling-mounted lighting runs the length of the space, evenly illuminating the floor and reinforcing the sense of continuity from front to back.

Moving deeper into the layout, the open plan continues uninterrupted, allowing the space to function as a single cohesive environment rather than a series of chopped rooms. This configuration supports teams that value visibility, adaptability, and the ability to reconfigure layouts as headcount or workflow evolves. The absence of built-in private offices or conference rooms makes the floor especially attractive to tenants who prefer to control their own build-out strategy, whether that means maintaining a fully open studio or selectively adding glass-fronted offices, meeting rooms, or exam rooms along the perimeter.

Natural light enters from multiple window lines, creating bright zones that can be leveraged for focused work areas, collaborative seating, or client-facing functions. Perimeter windows also provide logical locations for future enclosed rooms without sacrificing daylight to the interior. Toward the rear of the space, the floorplate remains wide and usable, avoiding narrow dead zones and supporting efficient furniture planning. The consistent width of the unit allows nearly every square foot to contribute to productive use rather than being lost to awkward corners or structural interruptions.

Overall, the layout functions as a true loft-style office with strong adaptability. It is well suited for creative firms, boutique professional offices, design studios, or medical users seeking a clean shell to customize. The combination of open span, perimeter light, and neutral finishes provides a flexible foundation for tenants who want control over density, room count, and long-term space planning without inheriting someone else’s constraints.