Intersections are treated with special materials and lighting to signal a change of circulation. Thus, the otherwise long corridors are broken up and architectural interest is added. Intersections of cross corridors are treated with special materials and lighting to signal a change in the main circulation path. Each secretarial station stands away from the wall it shares with an attorney's office, thus providing circulation around the entire station. File cabinets are recessed in the common wall.
Pendant fixtures provide both direct and indirect lighting for the secretarial suites.
The interior wall of each conference room is made up of glass panels that have etchings to reduce visibility between the rooms and the corridors, but do not completely obscure the view of the park. The seating group serves as break out space from the conference rooms and provides a soft end to the corridor. The elegant conference center on the fourth floor is designed to take advantage of the view over Bryant Park. The exterior walls in all of the conference rooms consist of sloped windows as a result of the building's architecture. The interior walls of the rooms are made up of rectangular glass panels that are etched with thin vertical lines.