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Oregon Square Blocks 90&103.Indd Oregon Square Blocks 90 & 103 729 NE OREGON STREET & 827 NE OREGON STREET PORTLAND, OR 97232 Oregon Square Blocks 90 & 103 729 NE OREGON STREET & 827 NE OREGON STREET PORTLAND, OR 97232 OREGON SQUARE Blocks 90 & 103 will be located in the vibrant Lloyd Community of NE Portland. The proposed Oregon Square Blocks office development is part of a larger eco- district focused on sustainability centered with district solutions around energy, water, waste and transportation. When built, the two Class “A” buildings will help further the “live, work, play” community in the Lloyd neighborhood, providing spectacular 360-degree views, and immediately adjacent to Hassalo on Eighth. It will provide excellent proximity to area amenities, multiple transportation options, downtown Portland and the airport. The benefits of leasing at OREGON SQUARE BLOCKS 90 & 103 include: ›› Planned two-building, 385,000 SF office campus (expandable to 555,000 SF) ›› Underground parking facility beneath both blocks with 1,200 stalls ›› Large floor plates with 11’ finished ceilings and glass line allow deep daylighting solutions while also allowing greater space planning flexibility ›› Each floor features outdoor space and both buildings feature rooftop decks ›› Property management and engineering staff in nearby Lloyd 700 Building ›› Adjacent to Hassalo on Eighth, comprised of three residential buildings with street-level restaurants, retail, fitness, grocery and medical: Green Zebra Grocery, Garden Bar, Café Yumm, Cortado, Little Big Burger and Orangetheory Fitness ›› Direct access to the new Congressman Earl Blumenauer Bicylce & Pedestrian Bridge, providing access to the Central Eastside, and a block from the streetcar and MAX lines. ›› Conveniently located within walking distance to Lloyd Center, Oregon Convention Center, and Moda Center, home to the NBA’s Portland Trailblazers ›› Year-round Lloyd Farmers Market in the courtyard every Tuesday ›› Easy access to highways, downtown Portland and the airport ›› Call for more information When you consider the many fine features planned for these buildings, combined with the project’s location, amenities and office availability, we think you will agree that OREGON SQUARE BLOCKS 90 & 103 represents one of NE Portland’s finest office leasing opportunities. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT JEFF FALCONER, SIOR SCOTT MADSEN, SIOR MCCOY DOERRIE Principal Principal Vice President 503.542.4346 503.542.4352 503.517.7120 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Oregon Square Blocks 90 & 103 CONTEXT | HASSALO ON 8TH + OREGON729 NE OREGON SQUARE STREET & 827 NE OREGON STREET PORTLAND, OR 97232 HASSALO ON EIGHTH & OREGON SQUARE 04 OREGON SQUARE | 1 MAY 2020 | DESIGN DRAWINGS - BLOCK 90 & 103 AMERICAN ASSETS TRUST | OREGON SQUARE MAY 7, 2020 Oregon Square Blocks 90 & 103 729 NE OREGON STREET & 827 NE OREGON STREET PORTLAND, OR 97232 NE PACIFIC ST. GROUND FLOOR PLAN DESIGN DRAWINGS - BLOCK 90 & 103 AMERICAN ASSETS TRUST | OREGON SQUARE MAY 7, 2020 LOBBY LOBBY FCC FCC COMMERCIAL ELEC. MDF ELEC. MDF STOR. LOCKERS LOCKERS NE PACIFIC ST.STOR. LOCKERS LOCKERS ELEV. ELEV. LOBBY FSL LOBBY FSL PARKING RAMP LOBBY BIKES LOBBY COMMERCIAL FCC COMMERCIAL COMMERCIALFCC COMMERCIAL NE 8TH AVE. AVE. NE 8TH BIKES STOR. ELEC. MDF TRASH ELEC. MDF TRASH STOR. LOCKERS LOCKERS STOR. LOCKERS LOCKERS LOADING ELEV. ELEV. LOBBY FSL LOBBY FSL NE 9TH AVE. AVE. NE 9TH NE 7TH AVE. AVE. NE 7TH PARKING RAMP PARKING RAMP BIKES COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL NE 8TH AVE. AVE. NE 8TH BIKES STOR. LOADING TRASH TRASH LOADING NE 9TH AVE. AVE. NE 9TH NE 7TH AVE. AVE. NE 7TH PARKING RAMP BLOCK 90 BLOCK 103 LOADING NE OREGON ST. BLOCK 90 BLOCK 103 COMMERCIAL NE OREGON ST. LOBBY /CIRCULATION SERVICE/SUPPORT PARKINGCOMMERCIAL RAMP LOBBY /CIRCULATION GROUND FLOOR PLAN SERVICE/SUPPORT 0 8' 16' 32' GBD ARCHITECTSPARKING RAMPINCORPORATED | PLACE GROUND FLOOR PLAN 0 8' 16' 32' GBD ARCHITECTS INCORPORATED | PLACE DESIGN DRAWINGS - BLOCK 90 & 103 AMERICAN ASSETS TRUST | OREGON SQUARE MAY 7, 2020 DESIGN DRAWINGS - BLOCKDESIGN 90 DRAWINGS & 103 - BLOCK 90 & 103 AMERICAN ASSETS TRUSTAMERICAN | OREGON ASSETS SQUARE TRUST | OREGON MAY 7, 2020 SQUARE MAY 7, 2020 BALCONY BALCONY Oregon Square Blocks 90 & 103 729 NE OREGON STREET & 827 NE OREGON STREET PORTLAND, OR 97232 ELEC. MDF JAN. ELEC. MDF JAN. TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN STOR. STOR. ELEV. ELEV. M-RR W-RR M-RR W-RR LOBBY FSL LOBBY FSL BALCONY BALCONY BALCONY BALCONY OFFICE OFFICE ELEC. MDF JAN. ELEC. MDF JAN. ELEC. MDF JAN. ELEC. MDF JAN. STOR. STOR. STOR. STOR. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. M-RR W-RRELEV. M-RR W-RR M-RR W-RR M-RR W-RR LOBBY LOBBY LOBBY FSL LOBBY FSL FSL FSL OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE BALCONY BALCONY BLOCK 90 BLOCK 103 BALCONY BALCONY BALCONY BALCONY BLOCK 90 BLOCK 90 BLOCK 103 BLOCK 103 BALCONY/TERRACE MULTI TENANT CORRIDOR OFFICE SERVICE/SUPPORT TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN 0 8' 16' 32' BALCONY/TERRACE BALCONY/TERRACE GBD ARCHITECTS INCORPORATED | PLACE C.17 MULTI TENANT CORRIDORMULTI TENANT CORRIDOR OFFICE OFFICE SERVICE/SUPPORT SERVICE/SUPPORT TYPICAL FLOORTYPICAL PLAN FLOOR PLAN 0 8' 16' 32' 0 8' 16' 32' GBD ARCHITECTS INCORPORATEDGBD ARCHITECTS | PLACE INCORPORATED | PLACE C.17 C.17 Oregon Square Blocks 90 & 103 729 NE OREGON STREET & 827 NE OREGON STREET PORTLAND, OR 97232 BLOCK 103 - 6TH FLOOR PLAN & TERRACE DESIGN DRAWINGS - BLOCK 90 & 103 AMERICAN ASSETS TRUST | OREGON SQUARE MAY 7, 2020 ROOF TERRACE ELEC. MDF JAN. ELEC. MDF JAN. STOR. STOR. ELEV. M-RR W-RR M-RR W-RR Oregon SquareFSL BlocksLOBBY 90 & 103 FSL 729 NE OREGON STREET & 827 NE OREGON STREET PORTLAND, OR 97232 BLOCK 90 - ROOF TOP TERRACE MECHANICAL BLOCK 90 BLOCK 103 BALCONY/TERRACE SERVICE/SUPPORT MECHANICAL GREEN ROOF BLOCK 103 - ROOF PLAN 0 8' 16' 32' GBD ARCHITECTS INCORPORATED | PLACE C.19 DESIGN DRAWINGS - BLOCK 90 & 103 AMERICAN ASSETS TRUST | OREGON SQUARE MAY 7, 2020 DESIGN DRAWINGS - BLOCK 90 & 103 AMERICAN ASSETS TRUST | OREGON SQUARE MAY 7, 2020 ROOF TERRACE ELEC. MDF JAN. ELEC. MDF JAN. STOR. STOR. ELEV. M-RR W-RR M-RR W-RR Oregon SquareFSL BlocksLOBBY 90 & 103 FSL 729 NE OREGON STREET & 827 NE OREGON STREET PORTLAND, OR 97232 BLOCK 103 - ROOF TOP TERRACE MECHANICAL ROOF TERRACE ELEC. MDF JAN. ELEC. MDF JAN. STOR. STOR. ELEV. M-RR W-RR M-RR W-RR FSL LOBBY FSL BLOCK 90 BLOCK 103 MECHANICAL BALCONY/TERRACE SERVICE/SUPPORT MECHANICAL GREEN ROOF BLOCK 90 BLOCK 103 BLOCK 103 - ROOF PLAN 0 8' 16' 32' GBD ARCHITECTS INCORPORATED | PLACE C.19 BALCONY/TERRACE SERVICE/SUPPORT MECHANICAL GREEN ROOF BLOCK 103 - ROOF PLAN 0 8' 16' 32' GBD ARCHITECTS INCORPORATED | PLACE C.19 DESIGN DRAWINGS - BLOCK 90 & 103 Oregon Square Blocks 90 & 103 AMERICAN ASSETS TRUST | OREGON SQUARE MAY 7, 2020 729 NE OREGON STREET & 827 NE OREGON STREET PORTLAND, OR 97232 PARKING PLAN MECH FAN ROOM MECH CENTRAL PLANT ELEC. MPOE STOR. JAN. ELEC. MPOE JAN. STOR. STOR. PUMP STOR. PUMP FLS ROOM FLS ROOM LOBBY LOBBY WATER MAIN ELEC. MAIN WATER ENTRY ELEC. 90 VAULT ELEC. 103 ENTRY PARKING SERVICE/SUPPORT PARKING PLAN 0 8' 16' 32' GBD ARCHITECTS INCORPORATED | PLACE C.16 Oregon Square Blocks 90 & 103 729 NE OREGON STREET & 827 NE OREGON STREET DESIGN DRAWINGS - BLOCK 90 & 103 PORTLAND, OR 97232 AMERICAN ASSETS TRUST | OREGON SQUARE MAY 7, 2020 LLOYD - TRANSPORTATION MAP NE BROADWAY AAT PROPERTY NE WEIDLER LLOYDS MALL N RAMSAY NE MLK JR. NE GRAND NE 7TH AVE. NE 9TH AVE. NE CLACKAMAS NE 15TH AVE. N INTERSTATE MODA CENTER NE MULTNOMAH HOLLADAY PARK NE HOLLADAY O.C.C PLAZA FUTURE LANDSCAPE DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT SITE NE LLOYD B90 B103 BLOCK 90 BLOCK 103 BONNEVILLE POWER INTERSTATE 5 FWY. INTERSTATE INTERSTATE 84 FWY. BLANCHARD HIGH SCHOOL VERA KATZ ESPLANADE STATE OF OREGON LEGEND TRANSPORTATION Freeway MAX Light rail OREGON CONVENTIONFuture CENTER Green Loop Arterial Streetcar Bicycle route Access Existing, future trail N en SpaceGBD ARCHITECTS & Landmarks INCORPORATED | NEIGHBORHOODParks & Rec MEETING Freeway Embankment SITE Landmarks 6 T Meeting April 2020 6 5 17 1 4 Oregon Square Blocks 90 & 103 RESTAURANTS 1. UNION MARKET & DELI 729 NE OREGON STREET & 827 NE OREGON STREET 2. CAFE 700 3. CORTADO PORTLAND, OR 97232 4. GARDEN BAR 5. CAFE YUMM LEGEND SERVICES 6. LITTLE BIG BURGER HEALTH & BEAUTY 1. CROWNE PLAZA 7. E-SAN THAI FOOD CART LLOYD 700 2. 7-ELEVEN 8. J CAFE 1. LLOYD ATHLETIC CLUB 3. WILLAMETTE DENTAL GROUP 9. RED ROBIN HASSALO ON EIGHTH 2. LA FITNESS 4. WASHMAN CAR WASH 10. DENNY’S 3. DERMATOLOGY PROFESSIONALS LLOYD CENTER TOWER 5. VALVOLINE INSTANT OIL CHANGE 11. CITIZEN BAKER 4. ULTA BEAUTY 6. MARRIOTT 12. ALTABIRA CITY TAVERN OREGON SQUARE 5. US NAILS 7. QUALITY INN 13. SUBWAY 6. ORANGETHEORY FITNESS PORTLAND STREETCAR 8. FIRST TECH FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 14. BURGERVILLE TRIMET MAX 9. PACIFIC CONTINENTAL BANK 15. STARBUCKS 10. CONVENTION CENTER AUTO BODY 16. TABLE 6 CAFE 11. POINT WEST CREDIT UNION 17. SPIRIT OF 77 ENTERTAINMENT RETAIL 12. ADVANTIS CREDIT UNION 18. STARBUCKS 1. VETERANS MEMORIAL COLISEUM 1. LLOYD CENTER 13. KEY BANK 19. WENDY’S 2. MODA CENTER 2. PASSAGES BOOK SHOP 14. EDWARD JONES 20. MC DONALD’S 3. OREGON CONVENTION CENTER 3. V CARDS SHOP 15. PROVIDENCE HEALTH 21. BURGER KING 4. HOUSE OF BLUES (EARLY 2020) 4. LLOYD FARMERS MARKET 16. DOUBLETREE HOTEL BY HILTON 22. CHIPOTLE MEXICAN GRILL 5. REGAL LLOYD CENTER 10 & IMAX 5. GREEN ZEBRA GROCERY 17. HOTEL EASTLUND Everything you need is right here. LITTLE BIG BURGER CORTADO CAFE YUMM GREEN ZEBRA GROCERY GARDEN BAR CAFE 700 700 ORANGETHEORY FITNESS The revitalization of The Lloyd Community is in full swing. Businesses and amenities alike are flocking to the area to be a part of the bustling community. In addition, Lloyd Center has begun work on giving the mall a face lift, a strong sign of the area’s growing prosperity.
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