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IDS Brochureiiifull Brochurev14.Pdf IN THE M TCenter OF IT ALL A PROPERTY SO IMPRESSIVEIMPRESSIVEIMPRESSIVE THEY BUILT A CITY AROUND IT The most iconic, highly connected, well- positioned building in downtown Minneapolis Prime full block location between Nicollet Mall, 7th Street, 8th Street and Marquette Ave 57 Stories 1.2 M SF Class A+ Office Space 166K SF Prime Retail Space 281 Room 4-Star Hotel 23,000 SF Indoor Urban Park 50,000 Visitors Per Day Easily accessible via parking, light rail stations, bus routes and the most traveled skyways in Minneapolis Approximately 3,500 employees office in the premiere, Class A building and another 118,000 employees within a half mile of IDS MINNEAPOLIS MAIN & MAIN IN THE TARGET M T OF FIELD CONVENIENCECONVENIENCECONVENIENCE GUTHRIE THEATER US BANK STADIUM CAPELLA TOWER AREA AMENITIES AMERIPRISE US BANK HQ PLAZA WITHIN 1 MILE SPS TOWER FIFTH STREET TOWERS Center GAVIIDAE TWO22 COMMON 384 51 RBC PLAZA RESTAURANTS PARKING & BARS LOCATIONS FOSHAY TOWER AT&T TOWER MINNEAPOLIS CONVENTION CENTER RSM PLAZA CITY CENTER 293 95 RETAILERS WALK SCORE TARGET HQ LASALLE PLAZA 44 96 HOTELS TRANSIT SCORE TARGET CENTER 68 85 ENTERTAINMENT BIKE SCORE ESTABLISHMENTS CONCOURSE LEVEL BASE-BUILDING WATER METER BASE - BUILDING ROOM PIPE F.A.I. MECHANICAL GARAGE AVAILABLE ROOM VACANT ELEV. NO. 36 PIPE 18,248 SF S.P. DN SUITE C1-55 STAIR ELEV. NO. 6 NO. 37 UP DN UP PIPE ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. HOTEL GUEST NO. 36 NO. 38 NO. 42 ELEVATOR LOBBY ELEV. ELEV. NO. 37 NO. 39 UP STAIR DN NO. 5 OPPORTUNITIES S ELEC. S F. H. C. OPPORTUNITIES CLOSET NO. 3 OPPORTUNITIES SERVICE CORRIDOR NO. 4 ELEV. CLOSET DN STAIR NO. 40 NO. 7 NO. 2 UP MEN’S TENANT LOCKER ELEV. P.R.V STOR. STATION ELEV. NO. 41 NO. 43 ELEC. / PHONE WOMEN’S LOCKER CONCOURSE LEVEL UP GARAGE SUITE C1-51 5,538 SF AIR SUPPLY 6,252 SF SUITE C1-75 VACANT VACANT PIPE 6,252 SF 5,538 SF SUITE C1-75 SUITE C1-51 SUITE C1-55 18,248 SF SUITE C1-60 23,453 RSF SERVICE CORRIDOR #2 TUNNEL TO BAKER CENTER TEL. CL. ELEC. #1 F.A.I. GARAGE ELECTRIC STREET LEVEL TRANSFORMER ROOM STORAGE 42”W x 64”H DOOR CONV.BELT 2’ 2” AFF VENDING COFFEE LINEN & LOADING DN STORAGE SERVICE UNIFORM PLATFORM STORAGE ISSUE TRUCK DOCKS DOCK PLATFORM SUITE 166 6,961 SF STORAGE STORAGE STORAGE ELEC MECHANICAL EMPLOYEES BREAK ROOM SINK ELEV. LAUNDRY NO. 34 ROOM ELEV. NO. 33 DN PIPES DN BOILER ELEC. CLOSE. #2 UP Suite 174/178 1,536 SF SERVICE UP LOBBY METER STATION STORAGE SHOWERS / RESTROOM TRASH PIT PIT PIT PIT PIT CONTAINER PIT PIT PIT F.A.I. STAIR NO. 9 UP STAIR NO. 2 UP UP MENS LOCKER ROOM ELEV. PIT DN HVAC HVAC ELEV. NO. ELEV. NO. ELEV. CABLE ROOM UP DN. SHOWERS RESTROOM STAIR NO. 1 27 28 NO. 29 NO. 2 UP UP OUT DOWN IN SKYWAY LEVEL STORAGE RAMP UP VESTIBULE/ SUITE C1-99 ELEV. LOBBY MECHANICAL 2,297 RSF UP OUT DRY STORE ROOM DOWN IN STORAGE ELEV. 3,283 SF WATER METERS, NO. 32. SUITE 124/125 OFFICE STORAGE OFFICE SPRINKLER CONTROL & LOCK STORAGE STOR. LOADING PLATFORM TRUCK DOCKS STORAGE UP OUT SUITE 226 680 SF MENS LOCKERS JAN. OFFICE SHOWER LUNCH ROOM OFFICE OFFICE WOMEN’S LOCKERS DOWN IN WOMEN MENS STORAGE ACCESS LADDER STREET LEVEL SKYWAY LEVEL SEVENTH STREET Y A W Y K S TH R NO VACANT ELEV. ELEV. 6,757 SF NO.36 SUITE 0224/0232 NO. 36 STAIR STAIR DN DN NO.6 NO. 6 SUITE 0124/0125 ELEV. NORTH SKYWAY 7,328 RSF ELEV. UP NO.37 UP NO. 37 SUITE 0124 SUITE 0124/0125 8,162 RSF 6,757 RSF DN SUITE 0128 SUITE 0240 VACANT SUITE 0230 680 RSF 1,058 RSF 2,933 RSF SUITE 0102 SUITE 0228 ELEV. SUITE 226 753 RSF ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. NO.42 15,086 RSF NO.36 NO.38 NO. 36 NO. 38 NO. 42 ELEV. STAIR ELEV. LOBBY NO.5 LOBBY DN ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. UP NO.37 NO.39 NO. 37 NO. 39 UP DN STAIR ELEC. ELEC. NO. 5 CLOSET CLOSET UP MECH. ELEV. SHAFT STAIR ELEV. DN NO.40 STAIR NO.7 DN NO. 40 NO. 7 UP HOTEL UP DN SUITE 0212 SKYWAY ELEV. DN ENTRANCE NO.41 SUITE 0200 ELEV. ELEV. 323 RSF NO. 41 NO.43 ELEV. UP 4,657 RSF NO. 43 EAST SKYWAY EAST SKYWAY L DN L A M T E SUITE 0210 LL 2,129 RSF CO CRYSTAL COURT NI CRYSTAL COURT OPEN ABOVE SUITE 0150 3,268 RSF SUITE 0250 WEST SKYWAY 3,339 RSF E WEST SUITE 0260 SKYWAY NU E UP & OUT 701 RSF AV SUITE 0156 PARKING/LOADING ENTRANCE VACANT 746 RSF TE DOWN & IN T 3,283 SF SUITE 0201 SUITE 254 UE 217 RSF UP VACANT SUITE 0158BD RQ DN A SUITE 0261 186 RSF 1,536 SF M 369 RSF SUITE 0174/0178 ELEV. NO.34 SERVICE CORRIDOR PUBLIC ACCESS ELEV. TO TOILETS NO. 34 SUITE 0190 ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. UP DN ELEC. STAIR NO.24 NO.23 NO.17 NO.16 NO.11 NO.10 NO.5 NO.4 SUITE 0205 CLOSET NO. 3 MENS WOMENS 6,316 RSF ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. NO. 24 NO. 23 NO. 17 NO. 16 NO. 11 NO. 10 NO. 5 NO. 4 ELEC. 2,905 RSF CLOSET ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. NO.25 NO.22 NO.18 NO.15 NO.12 NO.9 NO.6 NO.3 STAIR ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. NO.3 DN UP LOBBY LOBBY LOBBY LOBBY ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. ELEV. 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