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T. Rowe Price / Justin Szeremeta
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T. Rowe Price HQ
LocationShanghai, China
StudioStudioSZ
PhotographerJustin Szeremeta
T. Rowe Price's new headquarters is a brownfield redevelopment project situated along Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Two mid-rise linear buildings are linked together by a shared lobby atrium that re-connects the nearby downtown with its waterfront.