Spanning approximately twelve thousand one hundred fifty nine square feet on the seventh floor, this fully built installation is designed around seventy workstations, nine meeting rooms, one boardroom, and four dedicated phone booths. The layout balances large collaborative zones with enclosed perimeter rooms, creating a highly functional environment for team-based and executive operations alike. Delivered furnished and wired with an open pantry, the space supports immediate occupancy with a clear separation between client-facing and internal work areas.

Upon entry, the plan opens into a central circulation spine that quickly transitions into a large open work area where bench-style workstation clusters are arranged in multiple rows, comfortably supporting seventy positions with clear spacing between each bank. This central zone is surrounded by perimeter rooms that anchor the layout with enclosed functionality, including a series of meeting rooms along one side that can be used for team breakout sessions, internal strategy rooms, or client-facing discussions. Opposite these rooms sits a formal boardroom scaled for larger gatherings, positioned for privacy while still maintaining proximity to the main workspace.

Moving deeper into the floor, four phone booths are strategically placed near the core to provide acoustic separation for calls and focused work, while additional meeting rooms branch off the main circulation path, bringing the total to nine distinct rooms that can flex between conference use, executive offices, or specialized departments depending on tenant needs. The open pantry is centrally located and designed as a social hub, featuring a long counter and informal seating that naturally supports team interaction without disrupting the primary workstation zones.

Exposed ceilings, polished concrete floors, and large industrial-style windows wrap the space and introduce consistent daylight across the entire floorplate, reinforcing a loft-style Tribeca identity. The column spacing allows for uninterrupted sightlines across the open area while still defining clear neighborhoods for different teams. This is not a full-floor identity but reads with similar presence due to its scale and efficient rectangular layout, making it well suited for technology, media, or creative firms seeking a turnkey installation with both density and flexibility already built in.

Notes: Fully furnished and wired with 70 workstations, 9 meeting rooms, 1 boardroom, 4 phone booths, open pantry