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Sub Lease Retail | Creative Office TAMER RIAD + 1 503 407 4328 [email protected] SUB LEASE www.debbiethomas.com RETAIL | CREATIVE OFFICE 916 NW Hoyt St. 4,475 SF call for pricing THE SPACE LOCATION | 916 NW HOYT STREET DELIVERY | AVAILABLE NOW USES | RETAIL, CREATIVE OFFICE ZONING | EX SQ. FT. | 4,475 SF PROPERTY INFORMATION A truly incredible building, this ground floor Pearl District space is well-suited for retail or creative office. Complete with gallery quality lighting, north-facing full-height storefront windows, an impressive entry/reception area and an office area with interior conference room. Centrally located, near the Broadway Corridor/Post Office redevelopment, as well as boutique shops, galleries and the Portland Streetcar. Other tenants include Bar Method, also on the main floor. ABOUT THE SPACE • Great street presence and visibility • 2 restrooms • 2 conference rooms • 3 privates • Data ports throughout w/good lighting • Tall 15’ ceilings • Polished concrete throughout • 2 years left on lease with ability to sign on directly with LL for longer term FLOOR PLAN NW Hoyt Street (E)Parking Meter (e)street trees (e)canopy AREA OF WORK THIS PERMIT (e)fixture (e)above property line to remain window 916 NW Hoyt Street 910 NW Hoyt Street 904 NW Hoyt Street 6 6 (e)wall F7 reduce to 3'-6" AFF 47 F8-EM (e)stairs -16.25" F8-EM 0'-0" [email protected]" F2 F2 2T@12" LEGEND cash wrap counter at new wall 20'-0" 20'-0" 36" AFF WALL TYPE 1 (e)wood decking +/-16' AFF All retail switches, including (n)opening in Tenant Space D lobby (e)wood joists +/-15' AFF hallway to restroom to be (e)wall new 1-hr wall NO WORK THIS PERMIT located by owner WALL TYPE 2 (e)wood beams RETAIL F1 F1 F1 existing wall (e)wall to 9'AFF existing 1-hr wall 5 5 (e)ADA ramp slope 1:12 F8-EM (e)Elevator (e)Elevator Machine Rm Machine Rm (e)Elevator (e)street trees NO WORK NO WORK RETAIL SYMBOLS 0'-0" F7 F7 (n)gyp bd ceiling at 8' 24"w bench 17'-6" 17'-6" Duplex electrical outlet. White receptacle and coverplate (e)ductwork F4 at 17" AFF min 3'-0"clr 4'-0" clr property line GFCI Ground Fault Circuit Interrupt, all white receptacle and coverplate F7 timS GFCI F5 (n)ADA RESTROOM tim F4 telephone receptacle exh fan 8'-8 1/2" VIF (n)ADAS (n)ADA SEE 3/A2.0 CHANGING RM RESTROOM 1 data receptacle 4 4 property line 5 F8-EM S switch SERVER A2.0 SIM 1'-3 1/2" to CL column. VIF ROOM 5 3 NW 9th Avenue S three-way switch 9 A2.0 provide power and tel/data per owner's Tenant Space B F7 F6 1'-0" requirements NO WORK THIS PERMIT F#-EM battery-powered emergency illumination for indicated fixture SERVER F2-R F2-R Stim 2 S S wall mounted light fixture, see lighting schedule 3 3 (e)track to remain (e)track to remain (e)track to remain 1'-6" F4 F4 F4 OPEN OFFICE AREA ceiling light fixture, see lighting schedule 25'-0" 25'-0" OFFICE 1 F3 Note: provide occupancy c cable TV receptacle, white sensor controls for all lighting OFFICE 1 6 3'-8" F4 F4 F4 in open office area. min d wireless doorbell +/- 10'-5 1/2" exh occ 3 3'-0"x8'-0" exhaust fan, vent to exterior S (e)track to remain (e)track to remain (e)track to remain fan F2-R F2-R (e)outlets (e)HVAC closet 1 T programmable thermostat F3 at ceiling (e)fixtures to remain F4 F4 F4 to remain F8-EM S supply air grille S 3'-8" 3 3 (e)HVAC clr OFFICE 2 OFFICE 2 7 CLOSET occ occupancy sensor switch F4 F4 F4 +/- 10'-5 1/2" 3 equal offices +/- 32'-3" tim timer switch (n)suspended (e)EF (e)ADA restroom gyp.bd ceiling at occ (e)gyp bd ceiling at 8' 4 3'-0"x8'-0" S (e)ADA 9'AFF at offices F3 RESTROOM 1,2 and 3 F2-R F2-R F4 F4 F4 F5 17'-6" S 17'-6" OFFICE 3 OFFICE 3 S 3 S 3 S 8 F4 F4 F4 F8-EM F8-EM F8-EM (e)light fixture 1'-6" +/- 10'-5 1/2" 46 (e)exit sign 3'-8" min F3 F3 F3 F3 F3 60 min.,closer 3'-0"x8'-0" 3'-0"x7'-0" occ 5 2 S 2 (e)Electrical Closet (e)Recycling CONFERENCE 6 3'-0"x8'-0" ROOM F3 F3 F3 A2.0 7'-0" F1-R occ (e)Exit Passageway S pair S (e)light fixtures to remain. 1'-6" S S 3'-0"x8'-0" F3 F3 S (n)switch at new wall/door tim CONFERENCE (e)Exit Passageway location ROOM F3 F3 Tenant Space C F6 F6 F6 F6 NO WORK THIS PERMIT 20'-0" Note: ductwork size and 20'-0" floor F3 F3 STORAGE receptacles STORAGE locations are approximate. +/- 18'-1 1/2" verify in field (e)Stair (e)Trash Room F1-R +/- 12'-10" (e)Bicycle parking for 2 bicycles F1-R 1 1 +/- 14'-3" property line 20'-0" 20'-0" 20'-0" 20'-0" 20'-0" 20'-0" 20'-0" 20'-0" A B C D A B C D E F N N 30"x48" clr floor 2 RCP / LIGHTING PLAN 1 FIRST FLOOR / SITE PLAN space at lavatory hook on center of back # width sill head notes of door (e)wood column top of hook at 40" AFF 5 1" 5 1" 1 11'-6" 6'-0" 12'-0" 4 (2)#6 wood screws 4 (2)#6 wood screws 12" at 24"oc max at 24"oc max max 1'-3" 2 13'-0" 6'-0" 9'-0" 2" Provide 2x blocking 2" Provide 2x blocking 3'-0"x6'-8" door to between joists when between joists when have lever hardware, 3 11'-6" 3'-0" 9'-0" 1" typ 1" typ necessary. necessary. privacy lock and " " E/W wall as close to columns 1 2 1 2 "occupied indicator". 1'-6" clr 4 11'-6" 3'-0" 9'-0" 2 2 typ typ as possible to maintain 4" track 4" track 3'-0" c 2009 Lorraine Guthrie Architect, Inc. All Rights Reserved 5 11'-8" 6'-0" 9'-0" consistent wall plane 60" diameter Dave Schrott, 1532 SW Morrison Street, Portland OR 97205 503.228.0033 Lorraine Guthrie Architect, Inc, 2748 SW Patton Court, Portland, OR 97201 503.804.5725 #8 SMS typ. ea side #8 SMS typ. ea side through the length of 1'-6" 6" 6 5'-8" 3'-0" 8'-0" cont. casing over dr & window the wall 48"x66" clr floor 3'-0" space at WC 7 5'-8" 3'-0" 8'-0" cont. casing over dr & window 3'-6" 12" wall at SIM 8 5'-8" 3'-0" 8'-0" cont. casing over dr & window 5/8" type 'x' gypsum 5/8" type 'x' gypsum board, smooth finish. board, smooth finish. 9 8'-8" 6'-0" 12'-0" provide WP gyp.bd as provide WP gyp.bd as Project Manager: Architect: req'd by code req'd by code 916 NW Hoyt Street, Portland, OR verify all opening sizes in field prior to fabrication. 5 DETAIL @ WOOD COLUMN mirror 7 WINDOW SCHEDULE 4", 22ga metal studs at 16"oc 4", 22ga metal studs at 16"oc paper towel disp 12" 3'-6" 3'-0" 6" F1 existing linear wallwashers to remain sound batt insulation sound batt insulation grab bar grab bar F1-R existing linear wallwashers - relocate to this location 400T125-27 cont. 400T125-27 cont. F2 existing pendant downlight to remain w. #8 SMS ea side w. #8 SMS ea side F2-R existing pendant downlight - relocate to this location F3 surface mounted downlight tp dispenser powder actuated fasteners powder actuated fasteners 5'-6" F4 recessed downlight, Halo HD6-6300-LI 40" @12" oc, embed 1" @12" oc, embed 1" F5 wall sconce 2'-10" 12"min 1" typ 1" typ 16 December 2009 (n)3/4" furring at (e)masonry 17"-19" 3'-0" top of bar F6 chain hung linear fluorescent, T5 lamp- 8' length 3'-0" top of bar F7 suspended track for retail display (n)gyp bd over metal 19 3/4" First Floor Plan INTERIOR NON-LOAD INTERIOR NON-LOAD F8-EM emergency egress only, Surelight P4C surface mount, white studs 1 2 1'-3" 1'-6" Lighting/Elec Plan BEARING PARTITIONS BEARING PARTITIONS 3'-0" ONE-HOUR RATED 1/8"=1'-0" UNO 8 LIGHTING SCHEDULE 6 DETAIL @ (E)WALL 4 WALL TYPES 3 ADA RESTROOM A2.0 Pricing Set NW Quimby St The FIELDS PARK Pure Space NW Overton St Ecru Pizzicato Pearl Animal Hospital PEARL DISTRICT Stationer Tea Bar NW Northrup St Bridgeport LA Fitness Via Delizia TANNER Enso Float Brewpub Pure SPRINGS Cerulean The Fields Rajani MD Portland Barre PARK Residence Inn Wine Bar Closet Co. 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