Continue a legacy and work in the room where Phoenix architecture was drawn. Suite 000 occupies the original drafting room of Lescher & Mahoney, one of the most prolific architecture firms in the history of Phoenix. Founded in 1910, the firm shaped the city's skyline for more than six decades. Completed in 1963, the building features sculpted precast concrete panels wrapping an internal concrete skeleton, shading the windows from the desert sun, while a split-level plan arranges three asymmetrical wings around a landscaped square courtyard entered through a formal gateway. It remains today one of the most iconic mid-century modern buildings in Phoenix, with masterfully designed interior and exterior spaces. Suite 000 offers 2,489 rentable square feet, including 2,040 square feet of private usable creative office space plus a share of the building's common area. Set partly below grade, the L-shaped suite is bright and quiet, with a long run of windows along the west facade and views into the landscaped courtyard, all framed by exposed concrete walls. The open plan adapts easily to a wide range of uses, and the layout includes two open workspace areas, a private office/conference room, an in-suite restroom, and storage. A private entrance gives the suite its own front door, with a second connection through the building's common areas.