Building

Originally constructed in 1912 by local Baltimore Architect Arthur C. Tufts, the property was built to serve as a syrup plant and distribution center for the Coca-Cola Corporation. The Candler Building as it is known today, is a nod to the founder of Coca-Cola and the property’s financial backer and first tenant Asa Candler.

Over the years it has been the site and headquarters of Exelon, Firestone Tire and Rubber, and was the first official headquarters for the U.S. Social Security Office.

Features and Benefits

ISP

Verizon and Comcast
Lumen formerly Crown Castle
Zayo Communications
Believe Wireless
Clear Wireless Broadband
Cogent Communication

Base Building Electrical

Dual 13.2kV feeds
Connected to 750 E. Pratt substation
Emergency 1200 KVA
Generator for life safety
2 electric rooms per floor
Combined floor amps approximately 750 amps

Elevators

10 passenger capacity
1 freight elevator
Renovation completed in 2015
Security card access

Common Areas

20,000 SF of common area amenity space accessible by you and your employees at no additional cost

Modern
Meets Timeless

A renovated lobby of polished concrete, exposed brick and muted lighting. A space that pays tribute to the building’s history. Reimagined on every level to meet the demands of today’s connected workplace.

Adaptive
Reuse

Reimagined layouts pay tribute to the building’s history while concealing state-of-the-art technology for added security and optimal connectivity. Open spaces for collaboration, private seating areas for more focused work, tenant lounges for relaxing or socializing with others.

Breathe Easier

At AREP, our tenant’s health and wellness is our priority. We take every safety measure to ensure we are creating a carefully managed environment where people feel well, feel secure, and are inspired to perform their best.

Highest standards of indoor air and water quality
Increased frequency of cleaning & disinfecting of common areas and amenities
On-going cleaning & disinfecting within tenant suites
Following CDC and local guidelines
Property Management wellness task force operating policies exceeding CDC, WHO & BOMA recommendations