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SE 25Th Ave & Division in Portland, Oregon SE 25th Ave & Division in Portland, Oregon FIND COMMUNITY ALONG WITH INNOVATION TO CREATE THE NEXT GREAT THING The Geode is a new community creative office center Matt Muramatsu todd deneffe built utilizing attributes from a classic older building 503-771-9897 503-705-6380 combined with the desired and elegant amenities [email protected] [email protected] of new construction. 2828 SE 14th Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97202 THE INTERSECTION OF PLACE, IMAGINATION, GROWTH, CONCEPTION AND FINDING PURPOSE BUILDING AMENITIES 203 204 201 202 301 302 303 304 • Soaring 15’ Ceilings • Plentiful On-Street Parking • Views of Neigborhoods and Downtown • Beautiful Wood Beams and Columns • Flexible Spaces with Ability to Grow 305 306 LEASED 206 • Low NNN’s • Programmable LED Features • Individually Controlled HVAC Systems • 3rd Floor Terrace • Elevator Served • Bike Parking • Men’s and Women’s Showers • SUITE 201 – 995 RSF • SUITE 301 – 1,030 RSF • Seismic Resiliency • SUITE 202 – 906 RSF • SUITE 302 – 1,321 RSF • State of the Art Security • SUITE 203 – 926 RSF • SUITE 303 – 1,021 RSF • Great Access to Downtown and the Central Eastside • SUITE 204 – 1,138 RSF • SUITE 304 – 1,141 RSF • Nearby Bus Stops • SUITE 205 – LEASED • SUITE 305 – 1,076 RSF • High Bike and Walk Score • SUITE 206 – 1,165 RSF • SUITE 306 – 840 RSF TAKING ITS CUE FROM THE IMAGINATION AND INSPIRATION OF THE WORLD RE-KNOWN SCULPTURE STUDIO; EICHINGER STUDIOS THAT OCCUPIES THE FIRST FLOOR Located along one of Portland’s most active, coolest and energetic streets of SE Division, the Geode is designed to smartly accommodate the needs of wide range of office tenants. It’s location in the close in eastside gives tenants immediate access to vibrant classic Portland neighborhoods; a calm bike boulevard along adjacent Clinton Street and all the wonderful restaurants, boutiques and warm places to toast after a productive day of creating the “next great thing!” The building is named after the geological rock found throughout the Cascadia range. The light and energy contained and emitted when you crack open a Geode is a great metaphor for this forward thinking development that similarly transmits dynamism and vitality with flexible spaces bathed in light, soaring ceilings and appealing common areas. Taking its cue from the imagination and inspiration of the world re-known sculpture studio of Eichinger Studios, the Geode is a place where companies and organizations can find community, inspiration and success. 301 304 RETAIL / RESTAURANT AMENITIES The Geode is a new, creative office center built OFFICE OFFICE onto a classic old building in SE Portland. The 1,030 RSF 1,141 RSF Premium Corner mission is to provide a nest for Portland’s emerging Retail Location entrepreneurial community in a central part of one 301 302 303 304 of Portland’s coolest, revitalized neighborhoods 302 305 Covered Outdoor Area because when innovative companies are in close OFFICE OFFICE proximity to each other a synergistic effect bumps everyone’s creativity up a notch. Dapper and Wise 1,321 RSF 1,076 RSF Fire Rated Ventilation Spielman Coffee 32nd 21st SE Division and 25th are close to an amazing 303 306 Equipped with Grease Sushi Maza Little T Baker Interceptor (75GPM) collection of nationally recognized culinary options, 22nd 26th Bollywood Theater St. Honore OFFICE OFFICE fun drinking establishments, and boutique 30th 33rd LEASED scenes. With public transportation 1,021 RSF 840 RSF Open Ceilings to 15’ High Fifty Licks Ice Cream outside the front door, it’s easy 20th 305 306 to venture downtown Common Trash Room and beyond. Natural Cedar Columns Third Floor Programmable LED Features 201 204 OFFICE AMENITIES OFFICE OFFICE 995 RSF 201 202 203 204 1,138 RSF Individually Controllable HVAC New Seasons Market Musubi Bar Café Broder Whiskey Soda Lounge Pok Pok Vintage Shopping 20th 22nd 25th 32nd 32nd 32nd 202 205 Fiber Optic Internet OFFICE OFFICE Building Conference Room 906 RSF 1,246 RSF BUILDING AMENITIES 203 206 OFFICE OFFICE Men and Women’s showers 926 RSF LEASED 1,165 RSF Bicycle parking 205 206 LEASED Public Transportation Access Seismic Resiliency Second Floor TEAM The building is titled after the geologic rock found Developer in volcanic flows here in the Cascadia Fire and Earth LLC 101 range. Trapped lava gas bubbles gradually fill up with various minerals and when geodes are RETAIL 101 Architecture cut open reveal crystals and color patterns. Geode, RESTAURANT Waterleaf Architecture the building, is similar to the rock with continuous 2,689 RSF skylights across the roof, large windows throughout LEASED Construction Administration and a glass floor that transmits daylight to the Koble Creative second-floor common area below. General Contractor The Geode - So ideas can flourish and crystallize! S.D. Deacon See the-geode.com. Illustrations Exclusively offered by: LEASED Koble Creative Martin Eichinger Eichinger Sculpture Studio [email protected] 503-223-0626 Ground Floor www.the-geode.com. 2516 SE Division St. - Portland, OR 97202 .
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