Sunlit two-story tenant lounge arranged with leather armchairs, teal and blue sofas, large potted plants, and floor-to-ceiling windows framing treetop views.

Not an afterthought.

Three dedicated amenity floors and two landscaped terraces — designed in, not added on.

Amenity corridor with a long upholstered banquette bench flanked by small round tables and stools, wood paneling and concrete columns, and a wood-clad exit doorway at the far end.

First Floor

The Focus Floor.

Focus desks, soft seating, and small-team breakout space for the work that doesn't fit in your suite — a heads-down morning, a quick huddle, a change of scenery without leaving the building.

Twelve-seat communal table on the Communal Floor, beneath sculptural pendants and a curtain-wall window.

Second Floor

The Commune Floor.

A place to gather — a twelve-seat table for a working lunch or an all-hands, lounge seating for the in-between, and a kitchen and bar for the moments worth marking.

Shuffleboard lounge corridor at The Morris in Charleston with board-formed concrete wall and exposed beams

Third Floor

The Play Floor.

Shuffleboard and ping-pong, for the breaks that make a long day better — and the kind of culture that's easier to build when there's somewhere to build it.

Outdoor patio at The Morris featuring black metal tables and chairs under bright red umbrellas, lined with palm trees.

Outdoors

Two terraces, to enjoy the outdoors.

Two large landscaped terraces are shared by every tenant — and many suites carry private terraces and balconies of their own. WELL Certified throughout, with the Lowcountry Lowline taking shape a block away.

WELL Certified · two shared terraces · private balconies

The Interest List

The kind of building people don't leave.

The Morris is fully leased. Join the interest list and you'll be first to hear when space opens.

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