Office Floor Plan with Meeting Rooms — Reference plan

Meeting rooms
Open work
Private offices

Office template

Office with Meeting Rooms

An office organized around a shared corridor, with two meeting rooms, open work areas, private offices and reception zones.

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Best suited to
Teams comparing meeting-room provision with open and private work space.

Understand the plan

Spaces and how they connect

Look beyond the room count: check how you would move, work and spend time in this layout.

Meeting rooms

A small room and a larger conference room occupy the upper edge.

Open work

Desk groups sit in the lower central area.

Private offices

General-manager and finance spaces occupy the lower-left wing.

Reception

Visitor seating and reception areas appear near the central and right-hand circulation.

Support and stairs

Toilets, support rooms and stair areas occupy the ends of the plan.

How the spaces connect

A shared corridor links the upper meeting rooms to private offices, open work and reception below.

Furniture and movement

Meeting rooms are separated from desk groups, but visitors and staff still share parts of the corridor.

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What opens in the editor

A structure you can work with

The prepared model includes the room structure, openings, furniture and fixtures shown in the preview. Each object can be selected and edited in your own copy.

Walls & room zones
Doors & windows
Furniture & fixtures
Two conceptual stair references

Directly authored from the single supplied office floor. Both stair references are editable, but adjoining levels and actual rise are unspecified. The source shows no exterior entrance and no access to the small unlabeled service enclosure; neither has been invented. Toilet cubicle screens are schematic fixtures because their access details are not shown. Verify those details and all dimensions before detailed planning.

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Decide before you start

Is this layout right for you?

Useful organization

A shared corridor links the upper meeting rooms to private offices, open work and reception below.

Movement to consider

Meeting rooms are separated from desk groups, but visitors and staff still share parts of the corridor.

Before adapting

Confirm the actual enclosure, openings and fixture dimensions before changing this reference into a measured project.

Make it fit your brief

Ways to adapt this plan

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Rebalance meeting rooms

Explore a different table arrangement in the large meeting room and keep the small meeting room intact.

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Improve visitor circulation

Rearrange reception furniture to clarify visitor routes without pushing traffic through the open desk area.

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Questions about this template

Are both meeting rooms the same size?

No. The upper-left room is visibly smaller than the large conference room farther right. Use this contrast when planning small and large meetings.

What is the difference between generating and editing?

Generate from this image creates a new picture based on your instructions. Edit this layout opens a copy of the prepared model so you can change individual walls, rooms, openings and furnishings. A generated picture does not automatically update the model.

Will my changes affect the original template?

No. Image generation creates new results, and structural editing creates a personal project. You can return to the template to start another version.

What can I download?

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