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18th Floor Offering PRIVILEGED & CONFIDENTIAL 50 HUDSON YARDS / BUILDING HIGHLIGHTS: 18TH FLOOR 50 Hudson Yards offers tenants with a 60,000 SF office requirement exclusive, dedicated elevators and lobby desk and the benefit of building infrastructure designed for the most sophisticated 1MM SF+ technology and financial services office users in the world. LOCATION 50 Hudson Yards is located on the block bound by Tenth Avenue and Hudson Boulevard and 33rd and 34th Streets, across the street from the Hudson Yards No. 7 Subway Entrance ARCHITECT Foster+Partners LOBBY DESK Dedicated desk for 18th Floor Tenant in the Tenth Avenue Lobby PARKING Valet parking available at covered porte cochere on 33rd Street. Parking garage located within building. FLOOR SIZE 61,016 Rentable Square Feet LIVE LOAD 50 lbs per SF SLAB TO SLAB 18’-4” FINISHED FLOOR TO FINISHED CEILING 13’-4” COLUMN SPACING Column free POINTS OF ENTRY • Entrance on 10th Avenue • Entrance on Hudson Boulevard • Entrance on 33rd Street • Black Car Drop Off via Porte Cochere on 33rd Street • Bike Entrance on 33rd Street • Direct underground connection from No. 7 Subway • Direct underground connection from 30 Hudson Yards and The Shops and Restaurants at Hudson Yards TENANTS 2 50 HUDSON YARDS / BUILDING HIGHLIGHTS: 18TH FLOOR HVAC TELECOM • 8:00am to 6:00pm, Monday through Friday and • Full redundancy will be provided with three (3) 8:00am to 1:00pm on Saturdays telecommunications points of entry in diverse • Cooling: Chilled water will be supplied by three locations. (3) (2 active, 1 stand-by) 800 ton water cooled • Distributed Antenna System (DAS) to be provided centrifugal chillers located on the 19th floor with space allocation for multiple carriers. Mechanical Equipment Room. Capped and valved outlets will be provided at every perimeter column RESTROOMS for tenant connection as well as one supplemental • The restrooms will be newly constructed and ADA valved outlet in a mechanical room on the floor. compliant Space shall be served with underfloor air via six (6) • The restrooms will serve an office occupancy of one 9,500 Air Towers located in dedicated mechanical (1) person per 100 USF equipment rooms within the building core. • There will be two (2) restrooms per floor, one (1) • Heating: Perimeter hot water capped and valved men’s restroom and one (1) women’s restroom outlets shall be provided at every perimeter column (except corner columns) for tenant connection. ELEVATORS - DESTINATION ELECTRICAL DISPATCH SYSTEM • 5.5 watts per USF demand load, exclusive of the • Passenger: Two (2) 3,500 lb passenger elevators Base Building HVAC. operating at 1,000 ft / minute with 7'-01/2" by 7'-0" • Two (2) busducts serving the floor will be fed up clear inside dimensions from distribution switchboards on Level 6 and will • Service: One (1) 6,000 lb capacity service elevator serve typical electrical loads including air towers, operating at 700 ft / minute with 10'-6" by 6'-4" and general office lighting and power. clear inside dimensions • The incoming service will be comprised of two (2) sets of six-compartment transformer vault LOADING DOCK installations with two (2) sets of five (5) Con Edison Access to a minimum of two (2) loading docks via two installed transformers arranged in a second truck elevators located on 33rd Street contingency configuration • A submetering system will be provided to meter tenant consumption. EMERGENCY GENERATOR Power and lighting are fed via two (2) 4000A busducts. These busducts are backed up via standby power using three (3) 2500kw diesel generators (2 active, 1 standby) located on the 19th floor in sound attenuated enclosures, and have sufficient capacity to support the full load for the 18th floor. BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (BMS) BMS uses direct digital central control technology (DDC) to monitor, control and optimize the operation of the HVAC systems and life safety functions of the HVAC systems. 3 42nd ST 42nd ST 42nd ST 42nd ST 41st ST 41st ST 41st ST AVE TH 11 H 40 ST H 40 ST 40H ST 40H ST 39H 39H ST ST 39H ST AVE AVE AVE AVE TH TH TH TH 9 8 7 10 38H ST 38H ST 38H ST 37H ST 37H ST 37H ST HUDSON 36 36TH ST 36TH ST 36TH ST FUTURE 70 DEVELOPMENT HUDSON HUDSON 451 PARK YARDS 10TH AVE & BLVD JACOB K. JAVITS CENTER 35TH ST 35TH ST 35TH ST 7 3 HUDSON 66 HUDSON BOULEVARD 50 HUDSON YARDS / MASTERPLAN BOULEVARD COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT TH TH TH 34 ST 34 ST 34 ST 34TH ST AVE AVE AVE AVE AVE TH TH TH TH TH 7 9 8 11 FUTURE 10 DEVELOPMENT 55 50 HUDSON HUDSON 460 7 YARDS YARDS W 34TH HUDSON PARK STREET & BLVD K AR RD RD RD RD R WAY 33 ST 33 ST 33 ST 33 ST P N RIVE E HIGH 35 N RIVER RES HUDSON THE THE 1 MANHATTAN SID DSO 30 HUDSON YARDS T YARDS PENDRY LOFTS WEST S DSO HU OFFICE & RESIDENTIAL PENN STATION / HU WE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN E MOYNIHAN LIN 5 MANHATTAN STATION WEST HIGH PUBLIC SQUARE THE SHOPS AND GARDENS & RESTAURANTS AT RES RES RETAIL VESSEL HUDSON YARDS 2 MANHATTAN PAVILION THE EUGENE WEST 31ST ST 31ST ST 15 FUTURE OFFICE THE DEVELOPMENT OFFICE HUDSON RES SHED YARDS 10 HUDSON YARDS HIGH LINE TH ST 30TH ST 30TH ST 30TH ST 30 ONE HUDSON YARDS ABINGTON HOUSE Related Related MORGAN NORTH 50 Hudson Yards is located on a full block between 33rd & 34th Streets and Hudson Boulevard & Tenth Avenue 4 29TH ST 29TH ST 29TH ST 29TH ST AVE AVE AVE AVE AVE TH TH TH TH TH 8 7 9 10 11 28TH ST 28TH ST 28TH ST LINE HIGH MASTERPLAN / ROOF / LEASING / 70HY / COLOR BY USE / NO BOUNDARY / EXTENDED / SURROUNDING DEVELOPMENTS 50 HUDSON YARDS / RENDERINGS 50 Hudson Yards, viewed from Hudson Park & Boulevard 50 Hudson Yards features a direct underground connection to the No. 7 Subway 5 50 HUDSON YARDS / RENDERINGS View of Hudson Boulevard lobby entrance from the No. 7 Subway Employees and guests can drop off their cars at the covered porte-cochere to be valeted and parked in the building’s underground garage. 6 50 HUDSON YARDS / RENDERINGS Exclusive access control and private elevators at 50 Hudson Yards will deliver unparalleled employee and guest experience. With a dedicated lobby desk, the 18th Floor Tenant will have a true headquarters at 50 Hudson Yards. 7 50 HUDSON YARDS / STACKING PLAN LEVEL 18 61,016 RSF OF AVAILABLE OFFICE THE SUPERFLOOR • 45’ column-free spans, unique at 300-foot elevation • “Titan of industry” views • 18’-4” slab to slab • 13’-4” finished floor to finished ceiling • Can accommodate 7- or 14-inch raised floors 8 50 HUDSONYARDS GROUND FLOOR PLAN Boulevard Level 34TH STREET MOYNIHAN AND PENN STATION / LOBBY PLAN RESTAURANT BAR/ KITCHEN ELEVATOR LOBBY 18TH FLOOR TENANT DEDICATED LOBBY DESK NO. 7 SUBWAY WEST EAST LOBBY LOBBY TENTH AVENUE SOUTH LOBBY PORTE-COCHERE BIKE STORAGE 33RD STREET 9 50 HUDSONYARDS 18TH FLOOR PLAN 50 Hudson Yards 18th Floor / PLAN ANDTESTFITS STAIR B STAIR D TENANT A.T. TENANT A.T. B-5 B-6 B-8 BASE BUILDING FIREMAN SE-3 B-7 FD ROOM TENANT A.T. ROOM ROOM TECH ROOM ACCESS SERVICE FD LOBBY SE-4 ELEV. LOBBY B C-1 C-2 C-3 C-4 WOMEN'S STAIR A MEN'S B-4 B-3 B-2 B-1 TENANT WASHROOM WASHROOM ELECTRICAL ROOM CORRIDOR 2 JANITOR A.T. ROOM CLOSET VESTIBULE TENANT C-9 C-8 C-7 C-6 C-5 TELECOM SE-1 TELECOM CLOSET CLOSET MECH PIPE TENANT TENANT A.T. TENANT A.T. ROOM ELECTRICAL TENANT A.T. SERVICE SE-2 FD ROOM ROOM STAIR C ROOM ROOM LOBBY Date Printed: 10/30/2020 N Not to scale. All dimensions and conditions 10 are approximate and for information only. 2018 © Gensler © 50 HUDSONYARDS 18TH FLOOR PLANNING MODULE 61,016 RSF MIDTOWN VIEWS / WEST & RIVER VIEWS PLAN ANDTESTFITS 45’-0” PLANNING DEPTH PenthouseConcept STAIR B - TECH ROOM AIR AIR TOWER TOWER SERVICE LOBBY ELEVATOR AIR LOBBY TOWER 45’-0” 50’-0” STAIR D PLANNING DEPTH ILLUSTRATIVE PLAN ILLUSTRATIVE PLANNING DEPTH M ELEC W 60’-0” ROOM COLUMN TELE- 50 Hudson50 Yards COM FREE JAN MECH AIR SERVICE PIPE TOWER LOBBY AIR ROOM AIR TOWER STAIR C TOWER CITY VIEWS 45’-0” PLANNING DEPTH FD PENETRATION- OPTIONAL FREE CORE WALLS 30’-0” OPENING STRUCTURAL BAY IN SHEER WALL DOWNTOWN VIEWS PUBLIC SQUARE + GARDEN RELATED Gensler PM 12:22:59 10/21/2020 11 50 HUDSONYARDS FINANCIAL SERVICES 61,016 RSF / PLAN ANDTESTFITS COFFEE BAR IDF RECEPTION ELEVATOR LOBBY MAIL/ COPY SUPPORT WELLNESS FURNITURE CATERING PANTRY STORAGE PANTRY WORKPLACE METRICS H.C. % RATIO OFFICE 38 10 1 5’ WORKSTATION 328 90 9 TOTAL 366 167 RSF / PER PERSON 12 50 HUDSONYARDS LAW PRACTICE 61,016 RSF / PLAN ANDTESTFITS COFFEE BAR IDF RECEPTION ELEVATOR LOBBY STOR. MAIL/COPY STOR. WELLNESS FURNITURE CATERING PANTRY STORAGE PANTRY WORKPLACE METRICS H.C. H.C. RATIOS PARTNER 28 ADMIN 17 PARTNER : ASSOCIATE 1 : 3 PERIMETER ASSOCIATE 34 SUPPORT 18 ADMIN : ATTORNEY 1 : 6.5 COCKPIT ASSOCIATE 49 TOTAL 35 ATTORNEY : CONF. SEAT 1 : 1.25 TOTAL ATTORNEY 111 TOTAL HEADCOUNT 146 550 RSF / ATTORNEY 13 50 HUDSONYARDS TECH/CREATIVE 61,016 RSF / PLAN ANDTESTFITS COFFEE BAR COFFEE BAR IDF RECEPTION ELEVATOR LOBBY STORAGE STORAGE WELLNESS FURNITURE MAIL/COPY STORAGE PANTRY WORKPLACE METRICS H.C. SEAT COUNT OFFICE 16 ENCLOSED COLLABORATION 120 5’ WORKSTATION 345 OPEN COLLABORATION 216 TOTAL 361 TOTAL 336 169 RSF / PER PERSON 14 STEPHEN C. WINTER Senior Vice President Related Companies (646) 582-2273 Direct (347) 408-9002 Mobile [email protected] HENRY ALLMAN Associate Related Companies (212) 401-7666 Direct (917) 846-9273 Mobile [email protected].
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