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Field Office RETAIL RESTAURANT FIELD OFFICE RESTAURANT / RETAIL SPACES IN NW PORTLAND’S UP-AND-COMING FRONTSIDE DISTRICT DAN BOZICH | KIA HARTLEY | 503.228.3080 WWW.URBANWORKSREALESTATE.COM FIELD OFFICE ADDRESS | 2035 NW FRONT AVENUE SUITE A1 | 2,358 SF SUITE C | 2,174 SF SUITE F | 2,500 SF AREA | FRONTSIDE DISTRICT SUITE A2 | 550 SF SUITE D | 1,924 SF SUITE G | 1,020 SF USES | RETAIL / RESTAURANT SUITE B | 2,308 SF SUITE E | 2,516 SF SUITE H | 3,295 SF MIXED-USE RETAIL Field Office is bridging the old with the new, reintroducing innovation and forward thinking to this authentic and storied location. Bringing together iconic architecture, a considered landscape design and tomorrow’s technology with coveted amenities, curated retail and social spaces that will nurture your people and attract new talent. AMENITIES • Covered, outdoor gathering and workspace for a variety of group sizes in fixed and moveable seating areas with fire pits • Commuter lounge for cyclists featuring repair station, commuter information, private showers, lockers and Ride-in / Ride-out secure, covered bicycle access and parking for 200+ bicycles • Fitness center located in the commuter lounge • Onsite vehicle parking in addition to potential dedicated vehicle parking in neighboring garages • Direct access to the Central Business District • Instant freeway access • Access to the riverfront promenade • Access to the multiple outdoor parks and public gathering spaces in the Pearl District FIELD OFFICE | 2 SITE PLAN W N Suite F 2,500 SF S E Suite E 2,516 SF Suite D 1,924 SF Suite A2 550 SF Suite C 2,174 SF Suite A1 2,358 SF Suite B 2,308 SF Suite H Suite G 3,295 SF 1,020 SF OPENING Q2 2018 FIELD OFFICE | 3 FRONTSIDE DISTRICT The Frontside District and its adjacent neighborhood, NW 23rd, has some of the City’s best restaurants and cafés: the iconic Dockside Saloon is located right next door. Field Office will also feature a few of Portland’s best purveyors of coffee, food and beverage and retailers that will support the campus-like environment. This neighborhood was once a working waterfront — where early entrepreneurs built the structures, businesses and foundation for a thriving city. Field Office puts you at the intersection of the Frontside District, the next hub for creative, entrepreneurs, makers, artists, indie brands and retail. As downtown, the Pearl and NW 23rd become the norm, Frontside is the next territory of the avant and artistic. FORREST PAINT CO SCOOLHOUSE ELECTRIC LUMBER LIQUIDATORS Food and Drink Retail Other KITCHEN KABOODLE EMERSON LANDCRUISER NW HARDWOODS BRIDGETOWN NATURAL FELT COFFEE CONTINENTAL CARTON HARDWARE SERVICE GREAT SHERWIN- BOTTO BBQ WESTERN INK JOWL AND GROWL WILLIAMS CROSSFIT FRONTSIDE DISTRICT CASCADIA COFFEE DUTCH X-FACTOR BROS ANGEL’S TURN 2 TAQUERIA EL ASADO MOTORCYCLES IRON MOUNTAIN DOCKSIDE SALOON JACK IN THE BOX MOTOCORSA VESSEL BEDFORD LINDE LIMITED BROWN POMARIUS NURSERY VERSAILLES GARDENS SHAFFER FINE ARTS GALLERY GLOBE CASTAWAY REED HARRIS KOALAS PORTLAND BOUTIQUE LIGHTING ELEMENTS CASH AND CARRY INTERNATIONAL BREKEN KITCHEN ST. HONORE BAKERY ST. ATAULA BETSY & IYA BETSY & IYA BETSY ODDBALL SHOE CO. SELCO BETSY & IYA BETSY OLYMPIA CHILDPEACE PREMIER GEAR PROVISIONS SMITH TEA MONTESSORI ACADEMY JUST SEAFOOD MCMENAMINS BOTTLE SHOP. MARKET ALMA PURE MAGNUM OPUS MCMENAMINS TAVERN BBONNET WELL’S WILD WASABE PACIFIC PIE CO. FARGO KENNY & ZUKES KENNY NANCY’S KITCHEN NANCY’S THE ABBEY BAR SLABTOWN RIDE CAFE LOMPOC TAVERN ST. JACK SNIFF DOG FLORAL DESIGN BREAKSIDE SOLO CLUB HOTEL INSTITUTE THREADS COUNT BREWERY BESAW’S THE SULTAN CAFE NEW SEASONS. CONSOLIDATED CU LUCKY LABRADOR PORTLAND THE OLD PORTLAND LELA’S BISTRO BEER HALL PLEASE LOUISE CARGO CO MOBERI GRASSA LAND ROVER THE MATADOR PLAYDATE PLANET GRANITE SOUTHLAND WHISKEY KITCHEN PDX THE FIELDS AYLEE & CO PARK VIVACE JOE’S CELLAR GASTRO MANIA DELI TRIBE HAIR STUDIO FLOOR PETTYGROVE BAR JUSTA PASTA FACTORS OVATION NEW RENAISSANCE BOOKS & BISTRO PARR LUMBER GREENLIGHT PURE SPACE NOAH’S ARF BIKES SIRI INDIAN CUISINE PIZZICATO STARBUCKS TARA THAI SIRI INDIAN CUISINE WORD OF MOUTH PEARL STARBUCKS TEA BAR ANNA BANNANAS LES SCHWAB CROSSFIT SALON 21 BOKE ALTITUDE DISTRICT PEARL PALEY’S PLACE BOWL MARAKESH THE FIELDS GRANT’S PHILLY CHEESESTEAKS FROGTOWN LA FITNESS TANNER TACOS PORTLAND DORIO CAFE SONSIE STYLE CLOSET CO. VIA DELIZIA SPRINGS VINTNER’S PURE BARRE RED ONION THAI PRO PHOTO CELLAR BRIDGEPORT PARK BONNIE BURGER POK POK CERULEAN WINE BREWPUB SISTERS COFFEE 10 NAILS & SPA PARALLEL BARRE 3 OLIVE SHOES SHOGUN’S GALLERY LEGACY GOOD SAMARITAN NOB HILL URBAN WAX CHACHI HAIR ON STORE PAYMASTER DORIO CAFE GNC SAFEWAY LOVEJOY MARKET WESTERN TRIPLE LINDY KEY BANK CHIPOTLE SERES LE HAPPY BIBI2GO BIKEWORKS STARBUCKS FEDEX LOVEJOY U.S. BANK PEARL THAI OFFICE MAX BAKERS YAMA SUSHI LOCAL ROASTING LITTLE THINGS STARBUCKS GINGER SALON HARLEY PERCH BURN CYCLE NOB HILL BAR & GRILL NOB HILL BAR & GRILL FRANCESCA’S SWAGAT INDIAN CUISINE THE YO STORE DAVIDSON THE FIX HUT OLIVE OR TWIST THE HAIRY POSH BABY ALOTTO GELATO LITTLE BIG BURGER LAUGHING PLANET COMMISSARY URBAN GRIND ON DECK DAILY CAFE LOBSTER BLUE STAR DONUTS PORTLAND FURNITURE 21ST AVENUE BICYCLES CAFE NELL DESIGN WITHIN WELLS FARGO BOXER RAMEN ECOVIBE JAMISON FERGUSON REACH SILKWOOD SANTA FE TAQUERIA SALT & STRAW SERRATTO 2ND SUN REI GREEN LEAF SQUARE PHOTOGRAPHY FIELD OFFICE | 4 BARISTA BAMBOO SUSHI BAR MINGO HIDDEN ROSE TATTOO MILLER PAINT NOSSA FAMILIA PLAZA COFFEE ITALIA THE FIRESIDE FAT STRAW RUSSO LEE GALLERY YUR’S BAR & GRILL SINJU SUSHI TASTE ON 23RD THE MEADOW ARC GANN BROS. 24 HOUR CITY MARKET NW BEAU THAI FITNESS TEA CHAI TE SAM A MESHER TOOL IRVING ST. BROOKLYN INDUSTRIES 21ST AVENUE GRILL THE HABERDASHERY POPLANDIA SAVANA NAIL KITCHEN PORTLAND INTERNATIONAL GUESTHOUSE PASTAWORKS ZOOM CARE LIZARD LOUNGE JO BAR OH BABY LINGERIE COFFEE TIME PAPA HAYDN DICK’S KITCHEN NW SCARRED LUSH ARTIFACTS PRANA PAPER SOURCE NW NAILS BLACK ROCK RECYCLED CHIC CLOGS N MORE COFFEE RITE AID ESCAPE FROM NY PIZZA CINEMA 21 MIO SUSHI PARAGON GIORGIO’S MAC HIP HOUND MUU-MUU’S ARC’TERYX PARKLANE HUNT & GATHER CIELO HOME LOW BROW ETHER MATTRESSES FRENCH VOICEBOX KARAOKE BRIX TAVERN BARISTA QUARTER LINENS MCMENAMINS RAMS HEAD ACE HARDWARE AREA RETAIL & DEMOS HOWL ‘N GROWL NEW SEASONS MARKET OLYMPIA PROVISIONS DOCKSIDE SALOON BOUTIQUES ALONG NW 23RD BEDFORD BROWN REI ST. JACK FIELD OFFICE | 5.
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