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The Org Moves U.S. HQ to 446 Broadway/L’Atelier

L'Atelier/446 Broadway

The Org, the Danish eponymous network of public org charts for employees at fast-growing startups, has signed a 7,463-square-foot office lease spanning the entire fourth floor at L’Atelier /446 Broadway, a newly-renovated boutique office and retail building, announced KPGFunds.com.

“We are delighted to welcome The Org to 446 Broadway, where the brand will expand its offices in Soho,” said Greg Kraut, co-rounder and CEO of KPG Funds. “The Org and KPG both understand that businesses are made of people and that their people are celebrated, appreciated and honored in the workplace and that employees need a great workspace. It’s a perfect match.”

The Org has an office location at 118 Spring Street.

“On a mission to make organizations more transparent, The Org has grown into the leading network for employees that needed a bigger home for its rapidly growing workforce and clientele,” said Rod Kritsberg Co-Founder and CIO of KPG Funds. “We’re thrilled that this transformative company that recognized the benefits of locating in Manhattan’s top office neighborhood, in a building that combines the gorgeous bones of these cast iron structures with the modern conveniences and infrastructure of new construction.”

To create L ‘Atelier 446 Broadway, KPG has embarked on a comprehensive gut renovation to align the look and feel of the building with its surrounding neighborhood. Building ownership commissioned architectural firm 1159 to design the building’s floor plans, with a focus on combining higher form and function as well as to create workspaces, creating pre-built suites with a design inspiration that mirrors the conveniences and finishes more often found in boutique hotels and luxury condominiums.

The corner building’s neighboring businesses include Roman and Williams Guild, Agnès B, Reformation, Nike Lab, Sleepy Jones, Stadium Goods and the 11 Howard Street Hotel.

The Org was represented by Scott Brown and Owen Reda at Newmark; building ownership was represented by David Malawer at Newmark Knight Frank.