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8000 Greenbriar Dr. Houston, Texas State-Of-The Art Office Space State-of-the art office space, designed to complement innovation. 8000 Greenbriar Dr. Houston, Texas Located 0.4 miles south of TMC³ INTRODUCING • Conveniently located within two METRORail stops of the Texas Medical Center | Onsite parking at The Tape Formerly used to store oil and gas tapes, The Tape pays homage to Houston’s history of energy and discovery with an innovation retrofit. • Benefit of proximity to world renowned intellectuals and resources Downtown • Spacious footprints for operation of electronic laboratory equipment and large instruments N • Energetic indoor and outdoor common areas promote openness and collaboration with room for safe social distancing • Accessible location, aesthetically pleasing interior, and food & beverage amenities TMC MD JLABS • After hours, adventure to NRG Stadium, Rice University, Hermann Park, The Museum District and Downtown Life Anderson Science TMC³ • Situated on a large parcel with potential for future development/expansion TAPE Plaza Old Spanish Trail THE Fa Gre nn enbriar D in r S t Main St NORTH ELEVATION N Stadium Dr Fannin St La Concha Ln NRG Old Spanish Trail Kirby St EAST ELEVATION Building Size: First Floor: Second Floor: Class: A Proposed Parking Ratio: Site Size: ±52,180 SF ±26,760 RSF ±25,420 RSF Floors: 2 Renovation 3/1,000 21.3 Acre 2 Tape Building Elevations 1500 OLD SPANISH TRAIL › ELKUS MANFREDI ARCHITECTS 17 First Floor Second Floor +/- 26,760 RSF +/- 25,420 RSF Double height, grand lobby entrance with café and collaborative area. Atrium overlook, open to building lobby and collaborative area below. EM Add Mep/Support Spaces Mech Rm Mep Support as Required Exist Fire Elev. Elev. Stair Option: 1,727 SF 1,255 SF 4,543 SF 2,484 SF 2,472 SF 1,923 SF 2,568 SF Lobby Lobby Open Work/ Lounge Option: 9,787 SF Atrium/Common Area Atrium / O.T.B. 1,340 SF 1,340 SF 3,061 SF Option: 1,372 SF 1,600 SF F&B/ Cafe 4,514 SF 3,592 SF 2,395 SF 1,850 SF 2,960 SF 1,020 SF THE TAPE THE TAPE FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN 4 Potential for multi-tenant or full floor single tenant configuration. Potential for multi-tenant or full floor single tenant configuration. 5 7 Tape Building Interior View 1500 OLD SPANISH TRAIL › ELKUS MANFREDI ARCHITECTS 19 ACCESS MUSEUM DISTRICT N HERMANN PARK / RICE U RICE UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL HERMANN / HOUSTON ZOO TMC³ BAYLOR 1.0 mile HERMANN COLLEGE PARK DRYDEN/ TMC OF TO INTERSTATE 69 INTERSTATE TO TEXAS MEDICINE TO 610 - WEST LOOP MEDICAL CENTER TMC MD REDLINE ANDERSON METRORAIL/ RESIDENTIAL UT HEALTH TO HIGHWAY 288 THE SMITH LANDS TAPE MEDICAL N SERVICES MEDICAL Easy Access To Everything THE TAPE SERVICES SUPPORT STADIUM To the left: Multiple ingress/egress routes to and from The Tape, via roadway, METRORail NRG RESIDENTIAL NRG and pedestrian walkway, allows for dynamic STADIUM METRORAIL movement across Houston’s Innovation CONVENTION Corridor. CENTER ALTERNATE TO 610 - SOUTH LOOP N To the right: The area immediately surrounding The Tape offers a diverse mix of professional, educational, residential and NRG FANNIN entertainment destinations. 8 STADIUM 9 REDLINE METRORAIL/ ACCESS NRG STADIUM & 10 MUSEUM DISTRICT/ INNOVATION 1 CONVENTION 2 TMC INSTITUTIONS 3 RICE UNIVERSITY/ 4 RICE VILLAGE 5 CORRIDOR CENTER HERMANN PARK Host of 500 events per • Baylor College of Medicine • Asia Society Texas Center • Altar’d State • ABB Robotics year including: • CHI St. Luke’s Health • Buffalo Soldiers • Athleta • Accenture Innovation Hub • Children’s Memorial National Museum • Banana Republic • Houston Exponential • Houston Texans Football Hermann Hospital • Children’s Museum Houston • Black Walnut Cafe • Houston Methodist Center DOWNTOWN • Houston Livestock Show • Harris Health System and Rodeo • Contemporary Arts • Bluemercury for Innovation Technology Hub • Houston Baptist University Museum Houston • Houston Ballet • Brown Bag Deli • JLABS Nutcracker Market • Houston Methodist • Czech Center Museum Hous. • Clique Salon • OwlSpark • Memorial Hermann • DiverseWorks • Drybar • Plug and Play • Michael E. Debakey Veterans • The Health Museum • Face Haus Technology Center EADO Affairs Medical Center • Hermann Park Conservancy • Gap • Rice Design Alliance MIDTOWN • Rice • Hermann Park Golf Course • Hopdoddy Burger Bar • South Main Innovation GALLERIA RIVER OAKS • Shriners Hospitals • Holocaust Museum Houston + UPTOWN DISTRICT/ • Jason’s Deli District & The Ion HIGHLAND VILLAGE for Children • Houston Center for SHOPPING METRO RAIL • Le Peep • Station Houston • Health Science Center Texas Contemporary Craft DISTRICT • Lily Rain • Texas A&M Innovation Plaza A&M University • Houston Center for • LOFT • Texas Medical Center INNOVATION CORRIDOR • Texas Children’s Hospital Photography • Mecox Gardens • Texas Southern University 45 • Texas Heart Institute • Houston Museum of African 5 • Mendocino Farms • TMC3 • The Center for Hearing American Culture 69 • Mi Golondrina • TXRX Labs 3 and Speech • Houston Museum of MUSEUM • Origins • University of Houston • Menninger Natural Science DISTRICT • Politan Row • University of St. Thomas • UTHealth • Houston Zoo UNIVERSITY • Sephora • The University of Texas MD • James Turrell’s “Twilight OF HOUSTON TSU Anderson Cancer Center Epiphany” Skyspace • Shake Shack 4 RICE • The Jung Center • Sweetgreen 610 • UTMB Health UNIVERSITY • TIRR Memorial Hermann • Lawndale Art Center • Talbots HERMANN • The Menil Collection • Tasc Performance PARK N • Miller Outdoor Theatre • The Impeccable Pig • Moody Center for the Arts • Trend’s Tailor • The Museum of Fine Arts, Hou. • Warby Parker 2 TEXAS • Rothko Chapel MEDICAL METRORail access to the Texas Medical Center, MEYERLAND PLAZA CENTER The Houston Zoo, Hermann Park, Rice University, THE TAPE The Museum District and Downtown Houston. Walking distance to NRG Stadium. 1 NRG 10 STADIUM 11 LEASING INFORMATION JUSTIN BRASELL Executive Vice President (713) 231.1595 | [email protected] RACHEL GLASS Vice President (713) 270.3327 | [email protected] HOLCOMBE CROSSWELL Business Analyst (713) 231.1618 | [email protected].
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