Local officials got a look inside Morristown’s flatiron building on Thursday.
Like the iconic 1902 skyscraper in Manhattan, the new Fox Rothschild office building is triangular and eye-catching. It sits at the “V” intersection of Market and Bank streets.
The soiree included Mayor Tim Dougherty and First Lady Mary Dougherty; senior partners of Fox Rothschild; and Morris Arts‘ Director of Development Gina Moran and Director of Arts Participation and Communication Dr. Lynn Siebert.
Fox Rothschild doesn’t actually own the building. That would be the Hampshire real estate trust.
Its team will choose a piece of art for the exterior property, as required by the town.
Meanwhile, the landscaping is low maintenance and touted as beneficial to the environment.
During the tour, participants remarked about the spaciousness of the interior, which one would not guess from outside. All offices have large windows with views of Morristown.
The building includes a wide, airy passageway between Bank and Market Streets, replacing a narrow, dingy alley.
Fox Rothschild has positioned itself as one of the few full-service national law firms with offices round the state. The new building houses more than 50 attorneys from Fox’s previous Morristown and Roseland offices.
Photos from the event
Awesome, looks nice. The town could use a few more companies like this coming in with nice new buildings. Only way to achieve the Live, Work, Play goal!