Confidential Financial Services Campus

As companies across industries reconsider the purpose, function, and long-term viability of their office footprints, suburban campuses face unique challenges. Traditionally, these campuses were designed for high-density office occupancy, static work environments, and siloed corporate functions, often with large but underutilized land areas that prioritized parking and infrastructure over employee experience. For organizations that don't adapt, these campuses risk becoming a liability rather than an asset — costly to maintain, difficult to staff, and disconnected from the way work happens today.

Gensler transformed the campus into a highly connected and employee-centered workplace experience. New cross-building circulation paths, stairs, and access to outdoor spaces improve connectivity and encourage collaboration across the campus. On the lower level, hospitality-inspired amenities anchor the campus, from a central Town Square to dining and informal meeting spaces, as well as an auditorium, lounges, and wellness offerings.

The revitalized campus establishes a new model for the suburban corporate workplace by prioritizing employee experience at scale. Enhanced amenities and improved connectivity foster stronger collaboration and community while light-filled interiors, landscaped courtyards, and seamless indoor-outdoor connections create flexible environments to attract and retain talent, helping the organization stay competitive in the New York metropolitan region.