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Leasing Brochure A new nature of work 0 1 A GREEN OASIS, INSPIRING IDEAS PRIVATE ACCESS CABANAS FOR GATHERING Unique amenities for an FRESH AIR SOCIAL & GAME AREAS unparalleled work experience SHADED WORK SPACES FITNESS & WELLNESS AREAS 0 2 At a Glance 0 3 DELIVERY FOR TENANT TWO-ACRE GREEN ROOF CONSTRUCTION Q2, 2022 50% PRE LEASED SPRAWLING FLOORPLATES 630,000 RSF VAST SKYLIGHTS OVERSIZED 13FT WINDOWS SOARING 17FT CEILINGS OUR STORY Unmatched in its extraordinary access to outdoor space and approach 0 to employee well-being, Morgan North 4 is creating a new nature of work. With deep roots in New York City, A green oasis among a sea of steel Morgan North is a place with a legacy of and glass, with people at its heart– growth. Today, this history of innovation an environment where collaboration will drive the creative, the determined, drives the energy and “good enough” and the brightest minds. It is where the is never the answer. Here, at Morgan city’s largest greenspace elevates your North, you’re able to pause–to make daily experience. Where work and life space for yourself, for each other, don’t just balance, but harmonize. and for ideas. AN ELEVATED EXPERIENCE Where the city’s largest private green space looks over a sea of enclosed 0 steel and glass 5 0 6 A LEGACY OF GROWTH Where an architectural classic cultivates tomorrow’s workforce 0 7 0 8 UNMATCHED FLEXIBILITY Where vast skylights, expansive windows, and 17’ ceilings create 0 a light filled space unlike 9 any other 1 0 A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE Where investing in health, well-being, and quality of life turns employees into the best recruiters 1 1 1 2 BUILT FOR HUMAN NATURE Where evergreen spaces grow engagement, energy, and employee 1 satisfaction 3 HEALTH & WELLNESS Inspiring a dynamic & mobile lifestyle 1 4 Morgan North also provides all tenants and employees the mobile friendly ZO. app. From meal delivery, to health and wellness class discounts, to optimizing child care, ZO. creates community and convenience in the workplace. All offerings are designed to elevate the office experience, creating a seamless and enjoyable work day. 38TH STREET HUDSON BLVD WEST BLVD HUDSON HUDSON BLVD EAST BLVD HUDSON 505W37 (RES.) 37TH STREET 513-521 W 99 36TH ST HUDSON (RES.) BOULEVARD 36TH STREET JAVITS 35TH STREET CONVENTION 2 9 CENTER 3 HUDSON HUDSON THE SPIRAL HUDSON YARDS BOULEVARD COMMONS PARK W 34TH STREET E S T 7 S 1 6 I D 55 50 410 E TENTH HUDSON HUDSON H I AVENUE G YARDS YARDS H W A Y 33RD STREET 10 PENN STATION 35 4 1 MOYNIHAN TRAIN HALL HUDSON 30 8 MANHATTAN YARDS HUDSON WEST YARDS 3 5 12 MANHATTAN WEST 11 2 FARLEY MANHATTAN BUILDING THE SHOPS AT WEST HUDSON YARDS 15 5 10 THE HUDSON HUDSON SHED YARDS YARDS 30TH STREET HIGHLINE E S L E E T N E I V E G I V N N E H E N T T N T H H T H T 1 H A H A A V V A V A 5 E V E E V N N E N E N U U N 29TH STREET U U E E U E E E 28TH STREET THE NEIGHBORHOOD 1. 55 HUDSON YARDS 4. 30 HUDSON YARDS 7. 410 TENTH AVE 10. 1 MANHATTAN WEST STONEPARK MILBANK WELLS FARGO DNB AMAZON SKADDEN ACCENTURE MOUNT SINAI POINT 72 FACEBOOK KKR FIRST REPUBLIC BANK NHL EY In Good SILVERLAKE MARKETAXESS WARNER MEDIA MCKOOL SMITH WP CAREY COOLEY FACEBOOK 8. 5 MANHATTAN WEST THIRDPOINT Company 5. 10 HUDSON YARDS 11. 2 MANHATTAN WEST JP MORGAN R/GA TAPESTRY BOSTON AMAZON IHS MARKIT CRAVATH 2. THE SPIRAL L’OREAL CONSULTING GROUP DEBEVOISE & PLIMPTON SAP 9. HUDSON COMMONS 12. FARLEY BUILDING PFIZER ALLIANCEBERNSTEIN PELOTON FACEBOOK 6. 50 HUDSON YARDS LYFT BLACKROCK 3. 35 HUDSON YARDS FACEBOOK EQUINOX HOTEL 1 6 NEIGHBORHOOD ATTRACTIONS Cycle home through Hudson River Park or grab a workout Steps away from class at Brahman Yoga. Meet friends for dinner at Cookshop – and stop for a quick tour of the Chelsea galleries on New York’s best offerings your way. Duck into the new Penn Station and jet off for a weekend escape. Stacking Plan STACKING PLAN | TOTAL RSF = 629,203 FLOOR RSF SLAB HEIGHT WINDOWS WINDOWS COLUMNS (29TH St, 30TH St, 9TH Ave) (10TH Ave, Green Roof) 10 48,238 16’ 4’10” X 6’1” 8’0” X 6’1” 20’0”(E/W) X 31’6”(N/S) LEASED 9/8 48,155 12’6” 12’3” X 6’1” 8’0” X 6’1” 20’0”(E/W) X 31’6”(N/S) LEASED 7 Overbuild 29,797 17’0” 8’0” X 6’1” 8’0” X 6’1” 20’0”(E/W) X 31’6”(N/S) LEASED 7 47,915 12’6” 12’3” X 6’1” 8’0” X 6’1” 20’0”(E/W) X 31’6”(N/S) LEASED 6 201,327 17’6” 12’1” X 12’1” 8’0” X 12’1” 20’0”(E/W) X 31’6”(N/S) Approx. 103,000RSF Available 5 207,000 17’6” 12’1” X 12’1” 8’0” X 12’1” 20’0”(E/W) X 31’6”(N/S) FLOOR 10 1 7 FLOOR 9 FLOOR 8 FLOOR 7 FLOOR 6 FLOOR 5 9 TH AVE LOBBY 30TH STREET LOBBY 10TH AVE LOBBY 6 PASSENGER ELEVATORS 3 PASSENGER ELEVATORS 4 PASSENGER ELEVATORS SERVES FLOORS 5–10 1 FREIGHT ELEVATOR 1 FREIGHT ELEVATOR SERVES FLOORS 5 & 6 SERVES FLOORS 5 & 6 30TH STREET LOBBY 1 8 10TH AVE EXTERIOR 10TH AVENUE LOBBY FLOOR PLAN Fifth Floor GREEN ROOF ELEVATOR GREEN ROOF ELEVATOR MECHANICAL ROOMS RESTROOMS 3 PASSENGER ELEVATORS 6 PASSENGER ELEVATORS PLUS 1 FREIGHT 4 PASSENGER ELEVATORS MEN’S RESTROOM PLUS 1 FREIGHT RESTROOMS MECHANICAL ROOMS MECHANICAL ROOMS 30TH STREET 1 9 10TH AVENUE 10TH AVENUE 9TH 29TH STREET WOMEN’S RESTROOM SKYLIGHT SKYLIGHT SKYLIGHT FREIGHT ELEVATOR MECHANICAL ROOMS FLOOR PLAN Sixth Floor GREENELEVATOR ROOF ELEVATOR ELEVATORGREEN ROOF ELEVATOR MECHANICAL ROOMS RESTROOMSBATHROOMS BATHROOMSRESTROOMS MECHANICALS6 PASSENGER ELEVATORS 4 PASSENGER PASSENGER ELEVATORS ELEVATORS PLUS 1 FREIGHT 3MECHANICAL PASSENGER ELEVATORS ROOMS PLUS 1 FREIGHT 6WOMEN’S PASSENGER ELEVATORS RESTROOM PLUS 1 FREIGHT MECHANICALS MECHANICALS3 PASSENGER ELEVATORS BATHROOMS MECHANICAL ROOMS PLUS 1 FREIGHT 30TH STREET 2 0 LEASED 10TH AVENUE 10TH AVENUE 9TH 10TH AVENUE AVENUE 10TH AVENUE AVENUE AVENUE 9TH 9TH 10TH AVENUE 10TH AVENUE 9TH 29TH STREET 29TH STREET BATHROOMS 5TH FLOOR CORE & SHELL PLAN MEN’S RESTROOM MECHANICALS GROSS FLOOR AREA: 157,596 SQ FT SKYLIGHT SKYLIGHT SKYLIGHT FREIGHT ELEVATOR MECHANICAL ROOMS Office space that’s a breath of fresh air DELIVERY FOR TENANT TISHMAN SPEYER GUS FIELD GREG CONEN CONSTRUCTION: Q2 2022 CONTACTS: [email protected] [email protected] TCO: Q3 2022 212 • 715 • 0384 212 • 593 • 9421 CBRE CONTACTS: ANTHONY D’ATTOMA JOHN MAHER [email protected] [email protected] 212 • 984 • 7101 212 • 984 • 8008 APPENDIX Specifications DELIVERY FOR TENANT CONSTRUCTION: Q2 2022 VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION/LOADING DOCK HVAC EMERGENCY BACK-UP TCO: Q3 2022 th • 9 Avenue lobby: Six passenger cars serving • Base Building cooling system consists of • Landlord will provide emergency power for Floors 5 – 10. central cooling towers, primary and secondary fire and life safety loads, and essential Base TRANSPORTATION & HIGHLINE ACCESS condenser water pumps, water-cooled DX • 30 th Street (mid-block): Three passenger Building loads including security and partial • In close proximity to several transportation elevators and one freight elevator serving units with waterside economizer coils, and operation of the Base Building condenser options including Penn Station, Port Authority, Floors 5 – 6, plus one passenger elevator central outside air risers supplied by H&V units. water plant. Lincoln Tunnel, NY Waterway, Heliport and A, C, connecting Floors 5 and 6 to the Green Roof. • Cooling system designed for up to 5 watts/USF. • Space for additional tenant generator, including E and 1, 2, 3 & 7 subway lines. • 30 th Street (10th Ave.): Four passenger elevators • Base building heating systems consists connection to Base Building fuel oil system. • Entrance to High Line directly outside the and one freight elevator serving Floors 5 – 6, of Con Edison steam as heat source for 10th Avenue lobby. plus one passenger elevator connecting Floors perimeter hot water radiators and outside 5 and 6 to the Green Roof. air heating coils. TELECOM RIDE SHARING & TAXI PICK UP/DROP OFF • 1 point of entry for telecom providers • Loading Dock (29th Street): One freight • Outdoor air sized for Code plus 30%, with • Planned tenant-shared drop off area with curb elevator serving Floors 5 – 10 plus 10th Floor Roof. option to increase to approximately 80% (Space availability for a second POE TBD). th cut on 30 Street which is convenient to both above Code. • Specific providers to be determined. newly created building lobbies. Note: During peak times, freight elevator in each 30th St lobby can be used as • Air filtration using MERV 8 and 13 filters, th • Accessible area directly in front of 9 Ave. passenger elevator with option to use MERV 16 filters at DX units. FIRE PROTECTION • Standard hours of operation are 8 AM – 6 PM, BICYCLES: TBD Landlord to provide standpipes in each M-F and 8 AM – 12 PM on Saturday. ELECTRICITY egress stair, fed from the combined sprinkler/ • Condenser water shall be available for standpipe system, and in compliance with the th th • Sub-metered electricity. SLAB HEIGHTS: 5 and 6 floors: 17’-6”. supplemental cooling needs. local authority having jurisdiction. Separate • Electrical Closets: Seven per floor sprinkler risers will be provided throughout the on Floors 5 & 6.
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