Exhibit B - Ellsworth Building.pdf

The image is an architectural floor plan for the Ellsworth Administration Building, showing detailed layouts for four levels: a basement level, first floor, second floor, and what appears to be a standard floor plan. Each floor is gridded and contains various labeled spaces including offices, conference rooms, restrooms, corridors, reception areas, lobbies, and support spaces like copy rooms and storage areas. The basement level appears to have more compact, utility-focused spaces, while the first and second floors feature more expansive office and meeting areas with multiple room configurations. Stairs and elevators are strategically placed throughout the building to provide vertical circulation between levels. The plan includes precise architectural grid markers and provides a comprehensive view of the building's internal spatial organization and room allocations.

The floor plan demonstrates a typical administrative building layout with careful spatial planning to maximize efficiency and functionality. The second floor seems to have the most extensive office and conference room arrangements, with multiple meeting spaces, open office areas, and support facilities. The first floor includes a reception area, conference rooms, and what appears to be a cafe or break area. Restroom facilities are centrally located on each floor, and there are multiple stairwells and potential elevator locations to ensure good building circulation. The basement level appears to contain more mechanical and support spaces, which is consistent with standard administrative building design principles.