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• Two suites available:
  • 6,980 SF offices on 2nd floor available
  • 6,513 SF offices on 4th floor available
• Fully built out and furnished corporate headquarters sublease available immediately
• Excellent natural light and panoramic views of the Navy Yard
• High performance building with LEED Gold certification
• Convenient access to I-95, I-76, free parking, and Navy Yard transit

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Built in the early 1900s, Quarters M turns away from Navy Yard’s traditional Victorian Style architecture and reflects the more popular trend of Colonial Revival and Prairie Style influences that emerged at the turn of the century.

The architecture materializes in a symmetrical building plan, topped by a hipped roof, the use of central dormers, and wrapping porches. It's windows feature upper sashes of 12 panes over a single pane.

Quarters M is a former admiral’s quarters converted into office/showroom space along the waterfront. Suite D is currently available with 1,346 SF for lease.

The building is located on the Delaware River waterfront and offers open floor plans. This location also provides free parking in adjacent lot or on-street, easy access to public transportation and free Navy Yard shuttles, and KIZ tax advantages for qualified businesses. 

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As the first building to be designed by Bjarke Ingels Group in the city of Philadelphia, the four-story project has been envisioned to communicate and connect with Central Green. Its east façade is curved and bows inward at the ground plane in a gesture reminiscent of the park’s circular running track, activity pods and planting vignettes. Its cornice, in contrast, remains straight and aligns with the original orthogonal street grid prevalent in the immediate neighborhood. These gestures result in a complex double curved surface which is built of alternating architectural sand-blasted white precast concrete panels and fenestration. The “net” of heavy architectural materials seems to defy gravity as it reaches into and embraces 12th Street and Central Green. The building is certified LEED® Gold. The building’s design can accommodate either a single or multi-tenant layout. 

“Our design for 1200 Intrepid has been shaped by the encounter between Robert Stern’s urban master plan of rectangular city blocks and James Corner’s iconic circular park,” said Bjarke Ingels, founding partner of BIG. “The ‘shock wave’ of the public space spreads like rings in the water invading the footprint of our building to create a generous urban canopy at the entrance. The resultant double curved façade echoes the complex yet rational geometries of maritime architecture. Inside, the elevator lobby forms an actual periscope allowing people to admire the mothballed ships at the adjacent docks.”

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