The third floor at 22–30 Little West 12th Street delivers a fully built, design-forward office environment spanning approximately four thousand nine hundred sixteen square feet, thoughtfully arranged to support a team of thirty or more within a highly efficient and visually striking layout. Entry leads directly into a defined reception area that provides a clear point of arrival and separation from the main workspace, creating a professional front-of-house experience for visitors while maintaining privacy for the operational core of the office.

Moving beyond reception, the floor opens into a large central workstation area organized across multiple benching rows that comfortably accommodate thirty workstations with generous spacing between them. This open area is framed by exposed brick walls and expansive windows along three sides, giving the entire workspace a sense of depth and energy while maintaining strong connectivity across teams. The ceiling height is emphasized by exposed infrastructure and clean linear lighting, reinforcing a modern, creative aesthetic that is equally suited for technology, media, or design-driven firms.

Along the perimeter, six glass-fronted rooms are strategically placed to maximize window exposure and functionality. Three of these rooms are built as private offices, each sized to comfortably support executive use or small team leadership, while two additional rooms function as formal conference rooms capable of hosting larger meetings with full presentation setups. A third conference room is positioned toward the interior, offering additional meeting capacity without relying on exterior walls. Two smaller meeting rooms are integrated near the main workspace, ideal for quick team huddles or breakout sessions that require acoustic separation without sacrificing accessibility.

Toward the rear of the floor, a well-appointed pantry and lounge area creates a natural gathering point, complete with seating and informal collaboration space that can double as a social hub or casual meeting zone. Adjacent support areas include shelving for storage and two restrooms conveniently located near the core of the floor. The layout balances openness with structure, offering a clear division between focused work areas, collaborative zones, and private rooms, all within a cohesive design that leverages three-sided exposure, high-end finishes, and a full-floor identity in a boutique, newly developed building with attended lobby access.

Notes: Built & Wired (high-end), 3 sides-of-light, 6 glass rooms, Open area for 30+, Exposed brick Exposed ceilings, Up-down lighting, New Building (Developed in 2013), Two Elevators, Attended Lobby