Designed to be admired.
Class A office that Charleston decided deserved an award. That doesn't happen often.
Built with intent, not just to spec.
Most of the market is glass boxes. The Morris is something the Upper Peninsula hasn't had: Class A space with real architectural conviction. Sixteen-foot ceilings and a floor-to-ceiling curtain wall flood every floor with light. A wood-soffit canopy softens the entrance. And at the center, a landscaped courtyard wraps a single live oak — the kind of gesture that gives a building back to the street.
WELL Building Certified · Carolopolis Award · 16 ft Ceilings · Curtain-Wall Glazing
In the details, and at the scale of the block.
The central atrium
Curtain wall & palmettos
Stair, acoustic baffles
Wood-soffit canopy
The entrance, dusk
WELL Building Certified.
The Morris is built to the WELL standard — a certification that measures a building by the people inside it: the air they breathe, the water they drink, the light they work in, and the comfort of the space around them. It's the difference a tenant feels by four o'clock.
Air · Water · Light · Comfort
A Carolopolis Award for design.
The Preservation Society of Charleston gives the Carolopolis Award to buildings that strengthen the architectural character of the city. The Morris earned one — rare for new construction, and proof that a modern office can still belong to Charleston.
Preservation Society of Charleston
The building says a lot before you do.
The Morris is fully leased. Join the interest list and you'll be first to hear when a suite returns.
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