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The Offices at 111 Westlake— Where South Lake Union Meets Downtown SOUTH LAKE UNION AT WESTLAKE AND DENNY The Offices at 111 Westlake— Where South Lake Union Meets Downtown 111 Westlake is perfectly positioned in Seattle’s urban core. To one side lies downtown, with all its vitality and importance. On the other is South Lake Union, a dynamic neighborhood where technology and business leaders rub elbows with thriving creatives. And immediately to the west is Denny Park, Seattle’s oldest green space. Here people work, live and dine along bustling, tree-lined streets that extend all the way to the shores of Lake Union. Area workers and residents also enjoy easy access to major freeways, the Seattle Streetcar, the 9th Avenue bike corridor as well as extremely high walk and transit scores. All of which, taken as a whole, make it clear why 111 Westlake truly is Seattle’s number one address. Courtyard by Marriott MOHAI McCormick & Schmick's Residence Inn by Marriott Center for Daniel's Wooden Boats Broiler Allen Institute Fred Hutch & 99 SCCA Google Flatstick Bartell Pub Drugs Starbucks Swedish Marion Oliver McCaw Hall La Palmera Downtown Novo Google UW Just Food For Dogs Dog Lounge Nordisk Medicine Sizzle& Ba Bar NanoString Bill & Melinda Crunch Gates Foundation Technologies AT&T Northeastern Glazer’s Camera Tesla University Impinj Sam’s International Adjacent to bike corridors and green streets Institute for Amazon Fountain Tavern MBar Memorial Juno/Celgene Fresh Flours Systems Stadium Serious Biology LOCAL Public Eatery Tommy Pie/Biscuit Bahama HQ Key Arena Hurry Curry Portage Bay Cafe MadArt Facebook Group Health Cactus California MoPOP 111 WESTLAKE Microso Brave Horse Tavern Cafe An’Clair Closets CIDR Flow Fitness Kati Vegan Thai Lake Union Flying Fish Lunchbox Wellness Flywheel Sports Li'l Woody's Laboratory At the front door of South Lake Union The Barking Jack’s BBQ Innovative Dentistry El Grito Espresso Vivace Lounge Chipotle Evergreens Taqueria Space Needle citizenM Banya 5 Spa Homegrown Thai Thani REI Pacific Bar Method Science Center BECU Seattle Times Hyatt Place Barry’s Bootcamp Tutta Bella Cornish College 98 Walk Score of the Arts Whole Pan Pacific PATH Foods Elephant West Elm Salon Refine Car Wash Xfinity School of Ann Sacks SoulCycle Visual Concepts City University Breathe Hot Yoga Princi Wild Ginger The Butcher'sShake TableShack Olympic Access to major freeways I-5 and SR-99 SculpturePark AmazonCinque Terre TanakaSan Mamnoon Barolo Ristorante Cinerama Marination 5 Palace Kitchen Paramount Theater Pacific Place Dahlia Lounge T WA State 100 Transit Score Nordstrom Convention Center Westlake Center Macy’s Pike Place 5th Avenue Market Theater BenaroyaHall Seattle Seattle Art Aquarium Museum SeattleLibrary Public 5 SeattleWheel Great 99 Location: Seattle, Washington Downtown Urban Core All designs included herein are conceptual and subject to change at a later date. Introducing Park Alley The best in urban design and green architecture meet to create Park Alley—a lively retail, dining and shopping destination where healthy employee lifestyles are woven throughout the concept. For example, while the state-of-the-art office building is targeting LEED Gold certification, Park Alley will radiate a vibrancy all its own. It will embody a vibrant gathering place at one of the busiest pedestrian corners in all of Seattle, right across from Whole Foods and the Pan Pacific Hotel. So not only will the area be a destination where business and commerce thrives, it’ll be a public space that draws from the neighborhood’s surrounding residences, restaurants, and shops. Architecturally, dramatic features like the “nest”—part of the plaza covered by arcing glass—and a residential tower with sweeping views in every direction, will be home to those seeking all Seattle has to offer. As for The Offices themselves, they’ll complete a whole that truly is greater than the sum of its parts. Park Alley: an energetic, street-level hub filled with premium retail establishments where workers and residents shop, dine and mingle. South Lake Union 100+ restaurants, coffee shops and cafes 100+ shops, fitness and health/ medical services Over 3,000 daily riders of the South Lake Union Streetcar 30 public artworks to explore and inspire Three urban parks—Denny Park, Cascade Park and Lake Union Park Nine-minute walk to downtown retail core Allen Institute Amazon Ann Sacks Antique Liquidators Art Marble 21 AT&T Ba Bar BANG Bank of America Banya 5 Spa Bar Harbor Bar Method Barking Lounge Barolo Ristorante Barry’s Bootcamp Bartell Drugs Drugs Bartell Bootcamp Barry’s Ristorante Barolo Barking Lounge Method Harbor Bar Bar 5 Spa America Banya Bank of BANG Bar Ba AT&T 21 Art Marble Antique Liquidators Sacks Ann Amazon Institute Allen Cascade One Cafe Capitol Barbershop Closets Capelli’s California Torino An’Clair Caffe Buca Di Beppo Cactus Cafe Bright Horizons Hot Yoga Breathe Tavern Horse Brave Bounty Kitchen Be Luminous Yoga Einstein Dog Lounge Downtown Cuoco CycleBar Institute of the Arts Cortiva College Cornish House Chipotle Cinque Terre Coffee Boats Chase Cherry Street Wooden for Center Cask & Trotter Works Coffee Flying Fish Flywheel Fitness Outlet Flatstick Pub Flow Union Fitness Credit Tech First Office Feierabend Friends FedEx Feathered Company Coffee Evoke Vivace Espresso Taqueria El Grito Bagels El Corazon Institute Dentistry Innovative Hipcooks HurryCurry Heroics Tavern Henry’s Burger State Soups Great NW Google Great Goodwill Golftec Gold Bar Camera Glazer’s Gary Manuel Flours Fresh Sports Laboratory Lunchbox Public Eatery LOCAL Float Ligne Roset Life Li’l Woody’s Union Wellness Lake La Palmera Thai Kigo Kitchen Kakao Kati Vegan Dogs Kaiser Permanente For Biology Just Food Systems for Pan Nordisk Rubbermaid Novo Newell & Industry (MOHAI) NanoString Technologies Mio Sushi Museum of History Microsoft Café Metropolitan Marination MBar Meat & Bread MadArt Mamnoon Street Pie & Serious Times Seattle Tavern Sam’s Salon Refine Union Salal Credit Cafe House Row Rivet Re:Public Hospital REI Providence Princi Café Bay Portage Sports Playdate Play It Again PATH Hotel Pacific Bella Neapolitan Pizzeria Bahama HQ Tutta Tommy Table The Berliner Butcher’s Thai Thani The Barking Lounge Tesla Teini Starbucks Swedish Sprout Biscuit Sizzle&Crunch Skillet Simply Dental SoulCycle Coffee Zoka Dot Café Yellow Xfinity Market Whole Foods Cleaners Westlake Umpqua Elm WeWork West Fargo Bank Thompson Wells Weber Uptown Grill Walgreens UW Medicine Veggie Urban City Coffee Espresso The Offices The Offices on Park Alley will rise above the unique promenade that integrates 111 Westlake with the neighborhood’s green streets and public spaces. These premium, modern offices will be characterized by a wealth of amenities like tremendous views, spacious floor plates, beautiful common areas and other high-end features that help your company attract top talent. Regardless of whether you’re considering the upper floors, a double-height terrace, a mid-level boutique space or need an entire, standalone structure (the Corner Building), the sooner you contact our leasing team, the greater the options for building out your perfect office. We’ll work closely with you to design the ideal, class-A space that meets your business needs while also creating an environment employees love to work in every day. The Offices: Can it still be called “work” when it happens in a space so well-appointed, perfectly located and thoughtfully designed? We’ll leave it to you to decide. Building Highlights A Sustainable Building Project will feature more Targeting LEED Gold and Salmon Safe certification than half an acre of open space with a large pedestrian plaza that Features will provide numerous § Higher levels of natural day-lighting for office and residential users to 90% level Interiors amenities for office § Drought-resistant landscaping and less-intensive irrigation approach § Use of low-VOC materials tenants including retail, § Energy efficiency through high-performance HVAC system, enhanced glazing, § Indoor pollutant and chemical source restaurants, outdoor and improved lighting technology control strategies seating, public art, water features and landscaping § Provides higher levels of pedestrian amenities through green street, public plaza § Green operations plan to minimize toxic products and waste generation; Excellent views of energy-efficient facility maintenance downtown Seattle, Elliott management systems Bay, the Space Needle § Bike storage and showers and Lake Union—all § Parking spaces for Zipcar and alternate enjoyed through an fuel vehicles expansive, curtain wall window system § Preferred parking spaces for vanpools § Across the street from “Pronto” bike Highly visible signage share stop opportunities at the prominent intersection of Denny and Westlake Building Design and Construction Corner Building Level 2 Floor Plan / 9,000 SF Exterior office terraces The Offices Level 10 - 12 Floor Plan / 23,000–25,000 SF Vertical Circulaton / Shas Vertical Circulation / Shas § Water efficiency through landscape Mech. + Services Mech. + Services Retail or Office design and irrigation; high performing, Restaurants, retail and an Office elegant, double-height low-flow fixtures and strategies to save over 30% of the water use Specifications for The Offices Specifications for the Corner Building entry lobby § Energy-efficient HVAC delivery system 390,000 SF office space 20,000 SF office space Cyclist amenities for the office areas that optimizes 23,000-25,000 SF floor plates 4,000-9,000 SF floor plates including showers comfort and control and lockers as well as 12,000 SF ground-level retail 4,000 SF ground-level retail § Zero-CFC equipment specifications to secured bike storage 18 stories 4 stories mitigate ozone depletion 13-ft floor-to-floor heights 12-ft floor-to-floor heights § Recycling and reuse plan to recycle or (floors 2 and 3) reuse over 75% of the construction waste 1 stall / 1,000 SF parking ratio 1 stall / 1,000 SF parking ratio § Green manual for tenant improvement Targeting LEED Gold and Salmon design and construction guidelines Safe certification Targeting LEED Gold and Salmon Safe certification Nine high-speed elevators Conceptual Space Plan Two elevators Dramatic double-height lobby John St.
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