The
Building
The Space
25 Kent is built for the way we live, work, and play in the modern world. Innovative workspaces, floor-to-ceiling windows, terraces on every level, a breathtaking rooftop terrace, retail shops, and delicious cafés – we’ve compiled everything you need (and everything you want) under one legendary roof.
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Ground floor
Retail
Whether you’re looking for a great cup of coffee or midday retail therapy, we filled 44,000 square feet with ground level shops and cafés.
Manufacturing
Williamsburg is known for its thinkers, makers, and doers. We’ve created a home for them with more than 78,000 square feet of open makerspace.
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Work space
Workspace
Test Fits
Intimate, scrappy team? A shared floor may be the perfect fit. Growing by leaps and bounds? We’ll grow with you. Find your team size below to see the setup we’ve designed just for you.
Entire Floor
UP TO 558 EMPLOYEES
Ample swivel space for all! Make your mark with dedicated full floor and full building identity and step out in style on your private outdoor terrace.
MAIN TENANT—69,735 RSF
Half Floor
UP TO 279 Employees
Be the ying to a fellow company’s yang on a two-tenant level with half-floor occupancy and full-floor identity. Trade ideas, trade lunches—but keep your side, identity, and terrace for yourself.
TENANT A — 34,867 RSF
TENANT B — 34,867 RSF
Multi-tenant
Keeping it small or just getting started? A multi-tenant floor may be just right. Cross-pollinate in the shared communal space as you grow into your own.
TENANT A – 10,600 RSF, 85 EMPLOYEES
TENANT B – 8,772 RSF, 70 EMPLOYEES
TENANT C – 15,447 RSF, 124 EMPLOYEES
TENANT D – 13,871 RSF, 111 EMPLOYEES
TENANT E – 10,417 RSF, 83 EMPLOYEES
TENANT F – 10,628 RSF, 85 EMPLOYEES
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Rooftop
Views
Unrivaled views of Manhattan, the east river, and downtown Brooklyn – this is where great ideas, big breakthroughs, and aha moments are born.
Floor Plan
Rooftop Terrace details
Almost 12,000 square feet of rooftop space designed for coffee chats, creative collaboration, and plenty of breaths of fresh air.
