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From Industry to Ideation from Classic to Contemporary From Industry to Ideation From Classic to Contemporary A RICH HERITAGE. A TRANSFORMATIVE FUTURE. The original home of the Henry Heide Candy Company, purveyors of Jujubes and Red Hot Dollars, has been owned and operated by Jack Resnick & Sons for almost six decades. Numerous renovations to this neo-classical property mirror the growth and desirability of the Hudson Square area. Today, 315 Hudson is preparing for its boldest transformation. From Street to Skyline A MAJOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM. FXFOWLE Architects has designed a comprehensive improvement masterplan, with an emphasis on tenant comfort, amenties and security as well as maximized energy efficiency. New glass entry and landscaped canopy Modernized, expanded lobby with LED artwork New 6,000 SF penthouse green roof including 4,000 SF of interior meeting space New bike room with locker room and showers New windows New mechanicals and modernized elevators MODERNIZED LOBBY WITH CUSTOMIZED ARTWORK AND NEW CONCIERGE DESK NEW GLASS TURNSTILES AND MODERNIZED DESTINATION DISPATCH ELEVATORS From Green to Grandeur A LANDSCAPED ROOF. A NEW VIEW OF PRODUCTIVITY. Sure to be a highlight of 315 Hudson, the exclusive 6,000 SF penthouse roof deck with its flowering trees, tall grasses and vibrant annuals will provide memorable Hudson River and city views. The adjoining 4,000 SF of interior space will be a light-filled lounge that can be reserved for meetings and private events. Everything about 315 Hudson will feel fresh, down to the convenient bike storage area with locker rooms and showers. EXCLUSIVE PENTHOUSE ROOF DECK ADJOINING COLLABORATIVE MEETING SPACE From Corporate to Creative A PRIME LEASING OPPORTUNITY: 234,000 RSF AVAILABLE 2019 Floors six through ten/penthouse provide for flexible layouts within an industrial chic environment: Center core floors of 51,576 RSF 12’ - 14’ ceilings Polished concrete floors Bright space with new casement windows FLEXIBLE AND EFFICIENT FLOORS OF 51,576 RSF From Dawn to Dusk THE ENERGY AND CREATIVITY OF HUDSON SQUARE. Hudson Square is Manhattan’s vibrant creative hub, home to more than 40,000 people working in advertising, design, technology and media. There’s no shortage of dining and entertainment options. The shopping scene is highly original. Boutique hotels are adding their own unique cachet. And convenience is unbeatable whether it’s steps to the West Village, Tribeca and SoHo, or a quick walk to major subway lines and Hudson River Park. N Q R W L 1 A C B E D R F W 6 M Arlo Hudson Square DYNAMIC HUDSON SQUARE Hotel Hugo W HOUSTON ST The James New York GREENWICH ST GREENWICH VARICK ST VARICK 1 HUDSON ST HUDSON Courtyard New York Manhattan/Soho KING ST STAY Parlor Koi VANDAM ST 6 Giorgione B C Mae Mae Cafe D BUSINESS Union Bar & Kitchen F SPRING ST E LUNCH R M CANAL ST SOHO HUDSON SQUARE W RIVER PARK FREEMAN FREEMAN PLAZA WEST PLAZA EAST Harold's Meat 6 La Colombe 1 + Three Gregorys Coffee Café Altro Paradiso Starbucks Westville A Adoro Lei Joe Coffee La Sirène J COFFEE BREAK Z C DINNER Aquagrill E N Q Dig Inn Le Pain Quotidien R 1 Essen W J Chipotle 6 QUICK LUNCH Z Bar Hugo City Winery Houston Hall Ear Inn AFTER WORK DRINKS 1 2 3 A 4 C 5 R 6 J Z AVAILABILITIES 10th Fl Penthouse 27,522 RSF 2019 Block Entire 9th Fl 51,576 RSF 233,826 RSF Entire 8th Fl 51,576 RSF Entire 7th Fl 51,576 RSF Entire 6th Fl 51,576 RSF Partial 5th Fl 26,753 RSF SPRING STREET HUDSON STREET 315hudson.nyc FULL FLOOR PENTHOUSE | 27,522 RSF VANDAM STREET Available Interior Shared Amenity Space Green Roof Deck AVAILABLE AMENITY ROOF SPACE DECK HUDSON STREET AVAILABLE N SPRING STREET 315hudson.nyc FULL FLOOR | CORE & SHELL | 51,576 RSF CORE & SHELL Resnick & Sons / 27 Oct 2016 VAVANDAMNDAM S STREETTREET MER MER ELEVATOR CALL BUTTONS T E E R T S ELEVATOR CALL BUTTONS N O HUDSON STREET DS HU MER MER N SPRING STREET 315hudson.nyc FULL FLOOR | CREATIVE TEST FIT 1 | 51,576 RSF TEST FIT 1 (329 PEOPLE) Resnick & Sons / 27 Oct 2016 VANDAMVANDAM STREETSTREET WORK SPACEWORK SPACE HUDDLE (9) OfficeOffices 9 PHONE BOOTHS PHONE LOUNGE (320) 5’-0”Workstations Desk 320 Reception 1 COAT COPY TOTAL: 329TOTAL people 330 HUDDLE COAT MEET HUDDLE MEET RM QTY SEAT QTY STOR RECEPTION (1) TrainingTraining Room (72) Room 1 ELEVATOR CALL BUTTONS (1) LargeLarge Conference Conference Rm Rooms (14pp+) 1 (14) (1) Meeting Rm (6-10PP) (10) OFFICE Meeting Rooms 11 HUB (10) Huddle Rm (3-6PP) (49) TOUCH DOWN Phone Booths 7 OFFICE (7) Phone Booths (7) LOUNGE OFFICE TOTAL: 20 rooms/ 152 seats ELEVATOR LOBBY SOCIAL Touchdown 1 ELEVATOR CALL BUTTONS SOCIAL CAFE Lounge 4 AREA QTY SEAT QTY WELLNESS PHONE BOOTHS BREAKOUT HUDSON STREET (1) Reception (1)Huddle 11 HUDDLE PHONE BOOTHS (1) Touch Down (7) HUDSON STREET Hub 1 OFFICE (4) Lounge (40) STORAGE (10) Huddle (61) OFFICE TRAINING ROOM OFFICE (1) Hub (82) OFFICE OFFICE TOTAL: 17 areas / 191 Seats OFFICE Total dedicated desks: 329 people PHONE BOOTHS COAT Total collaborative seats(open & enclosed): 360 seats COPY COPY HUDDLE LOUNGE LOUNGE HUDDLE N SPRING STREET 315hudson.nyc FULL FLOOR | CREATIVE TEST FIT 2 | 51,576 RSF TEST FIT 2 (244 PEOPLE) Resnick & Sons / 27 Oct 2016 VANDAMVANDAM STREET STREET WORK PLACEWORK SPACE HUDDLE Offices 12 (12) Office LOUNGE PHONE BOOTHS PHONE LOUNGE COPY BOOTHS PHONE (232) 6’-0”Workstations Desk 232 HUDDLE Reception 1 TOTAL: 244TOTAL people 245 COPY STORAGE LOUNGE MEET MEET RM QTY SEAT QTY HUDDLE (1) TrainingTraining Room (50) Room 1 ELEVATOR CALL BUTTONS COAT (2) LargeLarge Conference Conference Rms Rooms (14pp+) 2 (34) COAT OFFICE (1) MeetingMeeting Rm (6-10PP) Rooms 8 (8) OFFICE (7) Huddle Rm (3-6PP) (31) Phone Booths 17 OFFICE OFFICE (17) Phone Booths (17) OFFICE STOR OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE TOTAL: 28SOCIAL rooms/ 140 seats ELEVATOR LOBBY Touchdown 1 IT SOCIAL Lounge 52 ELEVATOR CALL BUTTONS AREA QTY SEAT QTY WELLNESS LOUNGE Huddle 10 PHONE BOOTHS (1) Reception (1) HUDSON STREET Hub 1 PHONE BOOTHS PHONE TOUCH DOWN (1) Touch Down (7) OFFICE HUDSON STREET RECEPTION (5) Lounge (58) COAT HUB BOOTHS PHONE (10) Huddle (43) OFFICE TRAINING ROOM (1) Hub (102) OFFICE TOTAL: 18 areas/ 211 Seats OFFICE CAFE Total dedicated desks: 244 people PHONE BOOTHS COPY Total collaborative seats(open & enclosed): 351 seats STORAGE GAME LOUNGE PHONE BOOTHS PHONE HUDDLE N BOOTHS PHONE SPRING STREET 315hudson.nyc PARTIAL 5TH FLOOR | PRE-BUILD UNDERWAY | 26,754 RSF TEST FIT (163 PEOPLE) Jack Resnick & Sons / 30 March 2017 VANDAMVANDAMVANDAM STREET STREET STREET WORK PLACE WORK SPACE Rm Seat MER OFFICE OFFICE HUDDLE HUDDLE STAIR A Offices 5 5 PHONE BOOTHS (5) Office GLASS PARTITION Workstations 164 164 ELEC RM (164) 5’-0” Desk COPY STOR IT PHONE BOOTHS Reception 1 1 STAIR C HUDDLE TOTAL 170 CAFE / HUB TOTAL: 169 people LOUNGE MEET Rm Seat HUDDLE MEET COAT Large Conference Room 1 14 RM QTY Phone Booths SEAT QTY15 15 (1) Large Conference Rm (14) (14) HUDDLE LOUNGE (15) Phone Booths (15) PHONE BOOTHS PHONE BOOTHS SOCIAL Rm Seat Lounge 2 31 HUDSON STREET TOTAL: 16 areas / 29 seats RECEPTION ELEV ELEV Huddle 9 58 LOBBY LOBBY HUDDLE WOMENS PHONE BOOTHS Cafe/Hub 1 36 OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE HUDDLE PHONE BOOTHS CONFERENCE STAIR F MENS STAIR C SOCIAL CORE & SHELL Jack Resnick & Sons / 22 Nov 2016 AREA QTY SEAT QTY VANDAMVA NDSTREETAM STREET HUDSON STREET VANDAM STREET (1) Reception (1) MER STAIR A UP DN ELEC. (2) Lounge (31) ROOM STREET HUDSON STAIR B UP (9) Huddle (58) DN (1) Cafe / Hub (36) N.I.C. PE-3 PE-2 PE-1 PE-4 PE-8 PE-5 T TOTAL: 13 areas/ 126 Seats T E PE-7 E DN SE-6 R STAIR F T UP S STREE UP DN N STAIR C O DS Total dedicated desks: 169 people HUDSON SHAFT HU Total collaborative seats(open & enclosed): 155 seats HUDSON STREET SHAFT Key Plan STAIR D UP UP DN STAIRSTAIR E D STAIR E not to scale DN N 315hudson.nyc SPRINGSPRIN GSTREET STREET SPRING STREET SPECIFICATIONS YEAR BUILT Built: 1896 | Renovated: 1965, 1998 and 2012 HVAC New 1,000-ton rooftop cooling tower and condenser water risers for connection to tenant-controlled air conditioning NUMBER OF STORIES 9 + Penthouse systems on floors 6-10. (2019) BUILDING AREA 484,231 SF New 150-ton, secondary, 24-hour cooling tower and condenser water system will be provided to serve tenants’ FRONTAGE Hudson: 215’ | Spring: 175’ | Vandam: 200’ computer room AC units. TYPICAL FLOOR Floors 2 – 9: 51,576 SF | Penthouse: 27,522 SF Four (4) new mechanical rooms on floors 6-10 will each contain PLATES one 30-ton water-cooled DX unit at 12,000 CFM. CEILINGS Slab-to-slab heights: Heating is provided by perimeter steam radiators with Retail: 15’ - 18’ thermostatic control valves and new enclosures. 2nd Floor: 14’ New building management system. 3rd - 8th Floors: 12’ TENANT ELECTRIC Direct metered from Con Edison delivering 6 watts per SF 9th and PH: 13’ connected load. FLOOR LOAD 150 lbs per SF EMERGENCY POWER New 750 kW generator for base-building life safety LOBBY Modernized and expanded lobby featuring systems. (2019) Renaissance Beige limestone walls and flooring, LIFE SAFETY Existing Class-E fire alarm system to be upgraded. reclaimed wood ceiling, new glass entrance, Building fully sprinklered with new fire pump. security turnstiles, concierge desk and LAVATORIES New ADA compliant lavatories. floor-to-ceiling LED art installation. (2017) PENTHOUSE 4,000 SF of interior gathering space and TELECOM Level 3, Lightpath, Lightower, Signal Point, Spectrum, GREEN ROOFTOP 6,000 SF landscaped common terrace.
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