Small Lexington Avenue Full Floor Office

LISTING DETAILS FOR Small Lexington Avenue Full Floor Office

DESCRIPTION

A highly efficient corner-oriented installation at 355 Lexington Avenue brings together 56 workstation seats, 4 private offices, and 1 conference room within a layout that emphasizes open team functionality while maintaining a defined perimeter office presence. The suite opens directly into a structured reception area positioned adjacent to the elevator core, creating a natural point of entry that separates visitor circulation from the primary workspace while still allowing immediate visual access into the open office beyond.

Moving past reception, the floor expands into a large, continuous open area where the 56 workstation seats are arranged in clean, bench-style clusters that promote collaboration while preserving clear walkways between teams. The column spacing and ceiling height contribute to an open feel across the entire work zone, allowing departments to be grouped logically without creating bottlenecks or dead space. This central area benefits from consistent window exposure along the outer walls, ensuring that daylight carries across the workstation rows and into the interior of the suite.

Along the perimeter, 4 enclosed private offices are positioned to take advantage of the window line, each suitable for executive use, senior staff, or quiet work environments that require separation from the main floor. These offices are evenly distributed to balance access and privacy, while still maintaining proximity to the open work area. A single conference room is integrated into the layout near the office corridor, sized to accommodate formal meetings, presentations, or team discussions, and placed in a way that allows both internal teams and visiting clients to access it without disruption to the broader workspace.

Support areas are centrally located, including a kitchen and pantry positioned just off the main circulation path, along with dedicated storage and copy areas that keep operational functions close at hand but out of the primary work zone. The layout also includes an IT room, reinforcing the space’s readiness for technology-driven users. The floorplate extends outward into a slightly angled perimeter edge, which not only adds architectural character but also increases the window frontage, enhancing light penetration and providing a more dynamic interior environment.

The result is a well-balanced office where 56 workstation seats, 4 private offices, and 1 conference room are integrated into a cohesive plan that supports both collaborative and private work styles, all within a bright, efficient, and functionally organized Midtown layout.

Space Features:

• 24/7 access
• Key card building entry
• Lobby attendant
• Messenger center
• Option to add ISP
• Passenger elevators (3)
• Turnstiles