The Summit at Danbury

The Summit at Danbury is a large office complex in Danbury, Connecticut, that combines office spaces, retail areas, and residential units across an expansive property. The facility consists of multiple interconnected buildings arranged around a central core.

The complex was built in 1982 as the headquarters for Union Carbide and underwent multiple ownership changes and rebranding. It evolved from its original corporate center function to a mixed-use complex under new management.

The complex functions as a business center where companies engage in networking events and collaborative initiatives throughout the renovated spaces.

The property sits near Interstate highways I-84 and I-684, making it easily accessible for visitors and commuters. Modern amenities on the grounds include a restaurant and fitness center for office users.

The structures rest on thousands of pillars of varying heights that balance the building over uneven terrain. Outer walls facing the forest create an unexpected connection to nature within a large business complex.

Location: Connecticut

Inception: 1982

Architects: Kevin Roche

Address: Old Ridgebury Road

Website: https://summitdanbury.com

GPS coordinates: 41.38200,-73.53020

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:00