ONE LOGAN SQUARE Philadelphia, PA ONE LOGAN SQUARE Designed by Kohn Pederson Fox, this 30-story office building has a prime location at the base of Benjamin Franklin Parkway, setting up unobstructed views of Logan Square and the Art Museum. The surrounding history, culture, mix of restaurants, hotels and vibrant street life all add to the magic that is One Logan Square. HIGHLIGHTS — Polished and flamed granite office tower designed by — Steps away from additional dining options such international architecture firm Kohn Pederson Fox as Chops Restaurant & Bar, and The Market and • Fitwel Certified and Energy Star Rated Shops at Comcast Center retail concourse — Situated at intersection of Philadelphia’s major 676 — Adjacent to the The Logan Hotel, featuring The Urban Farmer Restaurant and Assembly Rooftop Lounge business and prestigious cultural districts • Close walk to cultural attractions along 76 • Shared urban garden with idyllic water features Benjamin Franklin Parkway: Philadelphia — On-site Logan Square restaurants: City Tap House, Museum of Art, Barnes Foundation, Rodin Matt & Marie’s Modern Italian Sandwiches, Kayu Museum, Franklin Institute, Academy of Superfoods, Saxby’s Coffee, and Zushi Natural Sciences and more — Easy commutes • Access to open, green spaces such as: Logan Circle and the Swann Memorial Fountain, • Directly adjacent to 650-space parking garage Sister Cities Park, and Three Logan Plaza • Immediate entrance to Ben Franklin Parkway, • Adjacent to the Comcast Technology Center/ leading to I-676, I-76, I-95 and River Drives for Four Seasons Hotel offering a multitude of cyclists and vehicles advantages to the neighborhood —including • One block from SEPTA’s Suburban Station for restaurants by renowned Chefs Greg mass transit Vernick and Jean-Georges Vongerichten, improved public spaces and below-ground transportation access—only one block away 02 BUILDING SPECIFICATIONS General Building Information Construction & Building Systems − Electrical: PECO lines #2243 and #1076 supply primary voltage at − Location: 130 N. 18th Street in − Structure: reinforced concrete, 13,200 volts to a dual service system Center City Philadelphia waffle-slab building with automatic bus-tie; secondary − Description: 30-story − Floor Load: 60 lbs. live load and voltage system at 480/277 volts and Trophy class office tower 20 lbs. partition load 208/120 volts; electricity is distributed − Year Built: 1983 − Floor-to-Ceiling Height: 8’ 6” to from a 277 volt panel (for lighting) and 120 volt panel (for appliances) − Architect: Kohn Pederson Fox underside of suspended ceiling − Elevators: 1-7 Otis Elevonic Gearless − Builder: Turner Construction − Slab-to-Slab Height: 10’ 3” (3,500 lb capacity each) ADA compliant − Column Spacing: 30’ from east − MEP: Flack & Kurtz elevators service the low-rise 3rd to to west, from north to south; 27’ 17th floors; 8-13 MCE IBX (3,500 lb − Structural Engineer: 8”, 24’ 11”, and 26’ 6” The Office of lrwin G. Cantor capacity each) ADA compliant service − Exterior: polished and flamed the hi-rise 18th to 30th floors; one − Height: 30 floors granite with solar gray tinted glass 5,000 lb capacity freight elevator − Total Square Feet: 595,041 RSF − Windows: thermopane, solar services all floors; one 2,500 lb capacity hydraulic elevator services the − Main Lobby: 24/7 security with card tinted glass, size 6 feet 7 inches basement to the second floor access, convenience shop, ATM north and east elevations, 4 feet 7 inches south and west elevations − Floor Area: − Mullion Spacing: 5’ on center Utilities • Low-Rise (3-17): 20,107 RSF typical, mullions next to perimeter − Electric: PECO Energy • Hi-Rise (18-30): 20,762 RSF AMENITIES columns approximately 3’, − Gas: Philadelphia Gas Works − Parking: adjacent garage with 6 changes from hi-rise to low-rise − Water & Sewer: Philadelphia Water levels, 650 total parking spaces − Roof: rubber membrane under Revenue Department − Security: digitally recorded CCTV insulation topped with felt and Centrally located within a neighborhood — Logan Square Fitness Center — Adjacent Logan Square − Cable: Comcast, Verizon FIOS surveillance system, 24-hour security stone ballast of cultural attractions and revitalizing parking facilities with over • 49th floor of Three personnel on duty; a card key access − Window Height: − Phone: Cypress Communications, public spaces including the Swann Logan Square 1,000 spaces available within system is used at all times for 27’ 8”; 24’ 11”; 26’ 6” AT&T, Verizon, Cogent, Level 3, Memorial Fountain, One Logan Square a one block radius ingress/egress and after-hours Business Only Broadband, XO − HVAC: central cooling chilled delights tenants and visitors alike. • Exclusive access to elevator access Communications and GTT premium-quality equipment — Top-tier, on-site building water system provided by three − Loading Dock: covered loading 850 ton York Millennium variable — State-of-the-art corporate • Group exercise classes management and dock with full-size trailer and freight speed drive centrifugal chillers; Emergency Systems meeting/conference and leasing staff elevator accessibility heating provided by three 300 • Personal training options − Backup Generator: 750 KW/937 banquet/event space − Owner: Brandywine Realty Trust HP gas fired Kawanee hot water KVA diesel fired emergency generator • Incredible views — Outdoor plaza with animated boilers; four pipe perimeter system provides emergency power • Vue on 50 (50th floor) fountain & seating − Leasing: supplies HVAC to the perimeter − Fire System: sprinklers 100% at Three Logan Square Urban Farmer Restaurant — • Matthew P. Croce | 215.656.4463 fan coil units on the 16th, 17th throughout building; full integrated — Distinguished building lobby [email protected] and 25th through 30th floors; • Logan Square • 1st floor of The smoke evacuation, fire annunciation two pipe system provides HVAC; Conference Center Logan Hotel • Security desk • Austin Dunlap | 610.832.7432 and elevator recall system; 24-hour (26th floor) at One (manned 24/7) [email protected] Variable Air Volume system Central Station monitoring; horns/ • Local and organically- controls the interior zones; three Logan Square − Property Management: strobes in all common areas and sourced menu • Visitor sign-in desk 60 HP Vortex AHU, located on mechanical rooms; controlled by the 2nd floor mechanical room, • Mail facilities • Don Haas | 215.587.0201 Simplex 4100 Plus fire alarm system — Vernick Fish—1st floor of the [email protected] supplies air to 2nd through 19th floor; two 60 HP Vortex AHU, − Lighting: emergency lighting in stairs, Four Seasons Hotel • Convenience shop • Laura Masapollo | 215.656.4464 located in the Penthouse, supplies corridors, exits and office areas [email protected] connected to the emergency generator — Jean-Georges Philadelphia air to the 20th through 30th floor; fully integrated Building —60th floor of Four Seasons Automation System is provided by 03 Siemens Apogee Insight System 04 ONE LOGAN SQUARE ONE LOGAN SQUARE PHILADELPHIA, PA PHILADELPHIA, PA Typical Low-Rise FloorTYPICAL Plan FLOOR PLATESTypical High-Rise Floor Plan Typical Low-Rise (2-17) Typical High-Rise (18-30) TEL WOMEN TEL WOMEN ELEVATOR LOBBY MEN ELEC ELEC ELEVATOR LOBBY MEN TEL TEL 05 THE BRANDYWINE DIFFERENCE Brandywine Realty Trust (NYSE: BDN) is one of the largest, publicly-traded, full-service, integrated real estate companies in the United States, with a core focus in the Philadelphia, PA, Washington, D.C., and Austin, TX markets. Organized as a real estate investment trust (REIT), we own, develop, lease and manage an urban, town center and transit-oriented portfolio. Our purpose is to shape, connect and inspire the world around us through our expertise, the relationships we foster, FMC Tower at Cira Centre South the communities in which we live and work, and the history 2929 Walnut Street, Suite 1700 we build together. Our deep commitment to our communities Philadelphia, PA 19104 was recognized by NAIOP when we were presented with the Developer of the Year Award—the highest honor in the www.brandywinerealty.com commercial real estate industry. for more information: MATTHEW P. CROCE AUSTIN DUNLAP 215.656.4463 610.832.7432 [email protected] [email protected].