The new office space for an expanding non-profit organization, now in its second generation of development, spans a substantial 10,000 square feet within the heart of midtown Manhattan. The Foundation for Jewish Camp office floor is meticulously designed to cater to a diverse program, encompassing private offices, open workstations, a well-appointed kitchen, spacious conference areas, and an inviting reception area.

A distinguishing feature of this layout is the deliberate layering, extending from the outer periphery of the space toward its central core. The private offices, marked by their transparency and use of glass enclosures, serve a dual purpose. They provide a sense of openness and accessibility, allowing abundant natural light to flood the interior workstations, fostering a brighter and more collaborative work environment. The glass-enclosed offices afford a level of privacy for the occupants, striking a balance between the need for seclusion and the desire for transparency within the organization.