Grant Thornton
53 State Street, Boston, MA
26,000 SF
Design: LB Design Group
PROJECT OVERVIEW
We're thrilled to unveil this stunning new workspace for Grant Thornton at 53 State Street! Spanning 26,000 SF on the 16th floor, this vibrant, high-end space boasts breathtaking 360-degree views of downtown Boston. From the moment you step off the elevator, the lobby and concierge area set the tone for an exceptional experience. You'll find private offices, quiet rooms with bi-fold doors, multiple conference rooms, and plenty of spaces designed for collaboration. The spacious café with open seating is complete with foosball and shuffleboard, offering the perfect setting for all-hands meetings—or friendly competition!
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