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Historic Roots. 1500 Fourth Avenue | Seattle PRIMARY LOGO DESIGN VARIATIONS OF LOGO COLOR PALETTE Primary MODERN WORKPLACE. HISTORIC ROOTS. 1500 FOURTH AVENUE | SEATTLE MODERN UPGRADES LOCATION IS KEY PARKING GALORE Upcoming building Phenomenal retail, No parking? No problem! renovations will bring the shopping therapy, Over 17 parking garages modern & vintage together delicious lunch & are within a 3-block radius for a new generation of dinner options are all of the Seaboard Building. creative office space needs. within a block or less of the building. Secure, on-site bike Flexible floor plate storage and showers configurations and on-site Westlake Park is the available for tenants. amenities will be added for activated heart of Seattle. the modern office tenant. Daily rotating food truck Metro, commuter buses, offerings are right out your and Link Light Rail are right door! outside your door. PRIMARY LOGO DESIGN VARIATIONS OF LOGO COLOR PALETTE Primary 1500 FOURTH AVENUE | SEATTLE BUILDING HISTORY The Seaboard Building, designated a National Historic Landmark in 2002, is located in the heart of downtown Seattle. Rising above Westlake Center, the Seaboard Building with its beautiful terra cotta facade was constructed in 1907 as the Northern Bank and Trust Building. Today, the building is home to a mix of urban residential city homes, offices and retail space. PRIMARY LOGO DESIGN VARIATIONS OF LOGO COLOR PALETTE Primary VIEW FROM 1500 FOURTH AVENUE | SEATTLE BUILDING FACTS YEAR BUILT 19 07 YEAR RENOVATED 2001 BUILDING SF 58,180 SF RENTAL RATES $42.00 - $44.00/SF, Full Service BUILDING AMENITIES On-site Concierge Secure Bike Storage Showers Lockers Tenant Storage SECURITY On-site Concierge/Security 7-days a week Access controlled lobby, elevators and stairwells ELEVATORS 3 Otis Traction Elevators with rated load capacity of 2,000 lbs FIRE PROTECTION Wet-Pipe Sprinkler System Wet-Stand Pipes with Portable Fire Extinguishers on each floor Local Smoke Detectors, Pull Stations and Alarms in each tenant space STRUCTURE The building was seismically upgraded as part of the 2001 renovation, including new brace frames HVAC The HVAC system is designed to provide flexibility POWER CAPACITY 3,000 Amps 277/480 Volt AC Step Down Transformers located throughout building Copper Wiring throughout, inside metal conduit Circuit Breaker Panels are located on each floor INTERNET SERVICE Wave Broadband PROVIDERS Comcast Century Link Integra Cogent Communications LEGEND Tunnel Station/Entrances LINK Light Rail RapidRide line Seattle Bus Routes Seattle Center Monorail SLU Street Car Monthly Parking Garage Ingress/Egress Two Link Light Rail Stations are within Westlake Station walking distance Westlake s Park es pr Ex I-5 All main transit options, including metro and commuter buses are only a step away University Street Station 18+ Parking garages within a 2-block radius of the building Bustling Intersection of Fourth & Pike 1500 FOURTH AVENUE | SEATTLE 1500 FOURTH AVENUE | SEATTLE LUNCH SPOTS: COFFEE: RESTAURANTS: LIFESTYLE: 1. Wild Ginger 1. Westlake Park 1. Food Trucks 1. Starbucks 2. U.S. Bank 2. Monorail Coffee 2. Hard Rock Café 2. Chipotle 3. Washington Athletic Club (WAC) 3. Starbucks 3. Loulay Kitchen 3. Qdoba 4. Regal Cinemas 4. Starbucks 4. Daily Grill 4. Potbelly Sandwich 5. Gameworks 5. Tully’s Coffee 5. Cheesecake Factory 5. Specialty’s 6. Urban Yoga Spa 6. Starbucks 6. Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse 6. Jimmy John’s, Toss’d, Sushi 7. Hertz Rent-a-Car 7. Starbucks 7. P.F. Chang’s Kudasai, Wildfire Taqueria, 8. FedEx 8. Cherry Street Coffee House 8. Andaluca TCBY & Mrs. Fields, Soup’s On 9. Convention Center 9. Seattle Coffee Works 9. RN74 10. Paramount Theatre 7. MOD Pizza 10. Voxx Coffee 10. Dragonfish Asian Café 11. 5th Avenue Theatre 8. Wild Rye 11. Café Ladro 11. Pacific Place 12. U.S. Post Office 9. Café Yumm 12. Anchorhead Coffee (Din Tai Fung, Il Fornaio, 13. Soundbridge Seattle Symphony 10. Gyro Stop 13. Starbucks Mexico Cantina y Cocina, Thai Ginger, Gordon Biersch Music Discovery Center / 11. Blue Water Taco Grill 14. Starbucks Brewery Restaurant, Pike Benaroya Hall 12. New Saigon Vietnamese Place Chowder) 14. Showbox 12. Buffalo Wild Wings 15. AMC Pacific Place 13. Elephant & Castle 16. Ummelina’s 14. Palomino 17. Chase Bank 15. Morton’s Steakhouse 18. Seattle Strength & Power RETAIL: BARS: 19. Chase Bank 20. Sassoon Salon 1. Arc’teryx 1. Yard House 21. Julep Nail Parlor 2. LOFT 2. Frolik 22. Washington Federal 3. Urban Outfitters / Anthropologie 3. Tap House HOTELS: 23. Charles Schwab 4. Abercrombie & Fitch 4. Oliver’s Lounge 24. HSBC 5. Doc Marten’s 5. Elysian Brewery 1. Motif 25. ZUM Fitness 6. Van’s 6. The Pike Brewing Company 2. Sheraton 7. AT&T 7. Suite 410 3. Hilton 8. Ben Bridge Jewelers 8. Fountain Wine Bar 4. Grand Hyatt 9. Men’s Wearhouse 10. Banana Republic 11. H&M 25 12. Mario’s 13. Gap 14. Old Navy 15. T-Mobile 16. Nike 11 12 10 8 15 11 17. American Eagle 7 6 6 27 18. Gucci 24 25 9 19. Ross 8 4 20. T.J. Maxx 8 4 23 21. Target 7 12 32 7 22. Walgreens 12 26 23. Nordstrom 41 15 5 5 7 14 3 24. Pacific Place (Coach, J. Crew, Barnes & Noble, 13 3 12 4 8 The Body Shop, AT&T, Gamestop, Tiffany & Co., 1 31 15 16 Lululemon athletica, Michael Kors, Sixth Avenue 27 3 4 9 Wine Seller, Victoria’s Secret) 11 1 30 2 25. Bed Bath & Beyond 4 10 8 5 1 17 26. Columbia Sportswear 26 2 2 27. Verizon 6 2 14 28. Westlake Center 16 1 22 3 1 36 (Anker, Claire’s, Daiso, Fuego, Lorna Jane, 17 35 38 6 3 34 21 LUSH, Nordstrom Rack, PANDORA, ZARA) 7 8 13 2 5 14 29. Macy’s 37 2 33 23 30. Madewell 18 9 1 20 5 24 Pike Place Market 5 22 40 31. AllSaints 19 11 4 19 39 32. Forever21 4 13 9 7 33. The Walking Company 3 3 34. Carhart 2 10 11 35. GNC 10 12 20 18 36. SEE Eyewear 21 1 37. Turgeon-Raine Jewellers Pike Place Market 38. Seattle Luggage Co. 9 12 39. Brooks Brothers 14 40. Sprint 13 41. Eileen Fisher 6 *Not a complete list of area amenities PRIMARY LOGO DESIGN VARIATIONS OF LOGO COLOR PALETTE Primary 1500 FOURTH AVENUE | SEATTLE Floor 3 9,376 RSF - SAMPLE PLAN SUITE FEATURES • Flexible floorplate planning • Wide open space for work stations • Large conference rooms • Kitchen and break area • Shower on floor • Exposed duct system • Energy efficient LED lighting • Private elevator lobby area • Concrete broadform columns • Natural light • 123 RSF per employee + Damon McCartney + David Marks (206) 838-7633 (206) 838-7635 [email protected] [email protected] PRIMARY LOGO DESIGN VARIATIONS OF LOGO COLOR PALETTE Primary MODERN PRIMARY LOGO DESIGN WORKPLACE. Historic VARIATIONS OF LOGO Roots. + Damon McCartney (206) 838-7633 [email protected] + David Marks (206) 838-7635 [email protected] The information contained herein has been given to us by the owner or other sources that we deem reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy. All prospective tenants should carefully verify the information contained herein. COLOR PALETTE Primary.
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