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340 Mount Kemble Repositioning

Onyx Equities, a real estate investment firm, acquired the former AT&T regional headquarters at 340 Mount Kemble in Morristown, NJ, with a vision to modernize the 1980s structure into a Class A suburban office.

Client Onyx Equities LLC
Size 400,000 SF (37,161 SM)
Location Morristown, NJ, US
Date 2021
Multi-story office atrium with skylit glass roof, glass-railed staircase, and upper-level walkways.

Challenge

Repositioning a vacant, end-of-life office building called for strategic upgrades that would improve tenant appeal while balancing cost and long-term value. The design also needed to enhance the building’s identity, performance, and amenity offering to compete in a changing suburban office market.

Solution

We developed a concept design informed by cost-benefit analysis, focusing on the exterior skin, main atrium, and amenities. A new glass façade and enhancements to the four-story atrium, including a wood slat ceiling and glare-reducing glass film, improved performance and experience. A 25,000-square-foot amenity wing introduced a cafeteria, conference center, fitness facilities, and social spaces, while upgraded HVAC systems improved air quality and efficiency.

Outcome

The transformation repositioned 340 Mount Kemble as a premier suburban office destination, supporting tenant attraction and long-term asset value. Modern amenities, improved performance, and a refreshed identity contribute to a healthier, more competitive workplace aligned with evolving market demands.

Office reception area with desk and atrium.
Workplace café with dining tables and banquette seating.
Office corridor with feature wall and glass entrance to fitness area.

Marketing renderings developed during the concept phase contributed to the pre-leasing of 200,000 square feet in the building’s north wing.

Office lounge with colorful seating, cabinets, and glass entrance.
Fitness center with exercise equipment, large windows, and feature ceiling.
Exterior office building entrance with glass facade and large staircase.

A 25,000-square-foot amenity wing introduced a cafeteria, conference center, fitness facilities, lounge spaces, and a game room to support tenant wellness and engagement.

Office building exterior with glass facade, parking area, and landscaped grounds.

Separate HVAC systems were introduced for each building wing to improve air quality, circulation, and operational performance

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