The second floor at The Crosby is nothing short of architectural theater—where modernist rigor softens into hospitality-driven elegance. This prebuilt unit delivers the kind of refined utility that elevates both brand presence and employee experience. Grand gallery-height ceilings pair with a rhythmic row of columns, while floor-to-ceiling windows on both Crosby and Broadway exposures pour light across natural European white oak flooring. Clean lines, muted palettes, and textured details balance warmth with prestige.

Inside, every inch has been curated to support high-functioning, design-forward teams. The primary workspace hosts an expansive open benching layout for collaborative teams, while multiple glass-enclosed offices provide privacy without sacrificing natural light. Five conference rooms of varying sizes are integrated throughout—each treated with acoustic attention and premium finishes, allowing for high-stakes meetings or quiet brainstorms alike.

The oversized pantry and lounge functions as both café and breakout zone, marrying convenience with aesthetic impact. A built-in marble island anchors the space, wrapped in tailored millwork and equipped with chef-grade appliances—ideal for internal events or catering layouts. Nearby, the white-glove restroom core feels more akin to boutique hospitality than commercial standard, with limestone vanities and slatted oak surrounds.

Arrival is marked by a high-design lobby and concierge-level package bar. A discreet but stately elevator experience whisks tenants directly into the space, bypassing the distractions of shared corridors or outdated common areas. The entire office evokes quiet sophistication—designed not just to house business, but to express it.

Tenants here aren’t just leasing square footage—they’re staking a presence on one of SoHo’s most visible and refined blocks, in a property that understands how architecture can work in service of identity, productivity, and retention. This is not just another space—it’s a fully considered canvas for the next generation of work.