T. Rowe Price | Harbor Point Headquarters

Baltimore, Maryland

A Headquarters Designed for the Future

T. Rowe Price’s new Harbor Point headquarters reimagines the modern workplace — fusing hospitality, sustainability, and flexibility to support evolving workstyles, deepen community ties, and enhance the associate and client experience.
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HIGHLIGHTS
  • 550,000-Square-Foot Headquarters Across Two Towers
  • State-of-the-Art Conference Center With 300-Person Auditorium, Training Rooms, and Green Room
  • Central Atrium with Monumental Stair Connects the Two Towers
  • On-Site Fitness Center, Wellness Suite, Coffee Bar, and Broadcast Studio
  • LEED Platinum-Certified for Interiors, Targeting LEED Gold for Core & Shell
  • Public Amenities and Local Retail Activate the Waterfront
Challenge

As investment firms reenvision workplaces to attract top talent, advance innovation, and deliver stronger client experiences, cities are transforming to meet new expectations. In Baltimore, Harbor Point exemplifies this shift — revitalizing a former industrial brownfield into a dynamic waterfront destination that bridges the past and future. T. Rowe Price’s new global headquarters anchors this evolution, reinforcing the city’s momentum while modeling how modern workplaces can strengthen community connections and contribute to sustainable urban growth.

Solution

Gensler partnered with T. Rowe Price to create a headquarters that redefines how the firm works, collaborates, and engages with its community. Through deep employee engagement and persona-based design, the team delivered a hospitality-forward, flexible workplace across two connected towers. The new campus integrates cutting-edge technology, sustainable strategies, and a wide range of amenities — from a conference center and broadcast studio to wellness spaces — creating an environment that supports diverse workstyles, strengthens community ties, and advances the firm’s bold vision for the future.

Impact

T. Rowe Price’s new global headquarters is more than a workplace; it serves as a catalyst for cultural, urban, and environmental impact. The design fosters collaboration, inclusivity, and well-being while advancing the firm’s sustainability goals with LEED Platinum-certified interiors and a pathway to net-zero by 2040. By anchoring Baltimore’s Harbor Point, the headquarters strengthens the city’s revitalization, activates the waterfront with public amenities, and positions T. Rowe Price as a forward-looking leader committed to its people, clients, and community for decades to come.

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Our new global headquarters has been thoughtfully designed to enhance collaboration and enrich the associate experience, enabling our ability to deepen our value to — and our connection with — our clients.
—Rob Sharps, Chair, CEO, and President of T. Rowe Price
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