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817 SW 17TH AVENUE, PORTLAND, OR GET READY TO MAKE YOUR MARK Anchoring Portland’s vibrant Stadium District, Canvas at Press Blocks is a 140,000 s.f. premier office tower featuring exposed ceilings, open floor plates and high-end finishes. Thoughtfully designed for the way you want to work, Canvas is the ideal place to write your story and redefine an industry. PROJECT DETAILS 19,000 S.F. VIEWS floor plates Rooftop deck and indoor event and conference space with panoramic views of the West Hills LOCATION Directly across the street from Providence Park, Canvas is nestled AMENITIES between Downtown, the Pearl, the Secure bike storage, showers, West End, and the Alphabet District fitness center and lockers CONNECTIVITY PARKING Front-door access to the MAX Underground parking at .8:1,000 Red and Blue lines, with easy access to major highways RETAIL Ground-floor retail with indoor/outdoor experience and sidewalk dining THE STADIUM DISTRICT Canvas is surrounded by the city’s best shopping, dining and culture of Downtown, the West End, the Pearl District, and the Alphabet District 3/4 MILE 28 57 75 58 405 29 24 27 30 31 NORTHWEST 23 27 32 1/2 MILE PEARL OLD TOWN 22 21 67 74 69 68 70 20 66 33 56 65 19 18 34 55 54 72 71 17 16 59 1/4 53 14 13 8 MILE BURNSIDE 25 64 26 15 35 52 51 39 63 38 44 40 50 60 36 37 41 12 48 STADIUM DISTRICT 11 42 61 PARK 43 47 45 PROVIDENCE 1 46 3 62 73 4 5 49 2 10 DOWNTOWN 9 8 7 MAX TRAIN 6 STREET CAR 26. Hotlips Pizza Restaurants 27. McMenamin’s Mission Theater Shopping 28. Brix Tavern 1. The Cheerful Bullpen 29. Andina 49. TJ Maxx 2. Kinara 30. 10 Barrel Brewing 50. Living Room Theaters 3. Gracies 31. Rogue Public House 51. Patagonia 4. 19th Hole 32. Tilt 52. Vans 5. Little Red’s Bakeshop & Cafe 33. Fatheads Brewery 53. Powell’s 6. Leaky Roof 34. Whole Foods 54. Sur La Table 7. Vtopia 35. Crystal Ballroom 55. Madewell 8. Starbucks 36. Blue Star 56. Lululemon 9. Bellagio’s 37. Ruby Jewel 57. Filson 10. Goose Hollow Inn 38. Jake’s Famous Crawfish 58. Cielo Home 11. Gilda’s Italian 39. Sizzle Pie 59. Enterprise Rent-A-Car 12. Coco Donuts 40. Bamboo Sushi 60. Short Stop Market 13. Kingston Sports Bar & Grill 41. Stumptown Coffee 61. Profile Theater 14. Mazatlan Mexican 42. Tasty N Alder 62. National Book 15. The Commodore Lounge 43. Multnomah Whiskey Library 63. Portland Gear 16. Marathon Taverna 64. Sammy’s Flowers 17. Coffeehouse Northwest 65. Fred Meyer 18. Subway Hotels 66. Walgreens 19. Ringside Steakhouse 67. Crossroads Trading Company 20. Elephant’s Deli 68. Urban Outfitters 44. Parklane Suites Inn 21. Khao Soy Thai 69. Roadrunner Sports 45. Hotel Deluxe 22. Kell’s Brewery 70. Uptown Liquor 46. Kimpton Hotel 23. Ken’s Artisan Bakery 71. Zupan’s 47. Hotel Lucia 24. McMenanin’s Blue Moon Tavern 72. Uptown Shopping Center 48. The Benson 25. Boise Fry Company Fitness 73. Multnomah Athletic Club 74. The Yoga Space Northwest 75. Firebrand Sports WITHIN A 10 MINUTE WALK 135 12 167 8 PLACES TO EAT PLACES TO STAY PLACES TO SHOP PLACES TO GET FIT Canvas overlooks Providence Park, home of the Portland Timbers and Thorns. YOUR FRONT ROW SEAT YOUR RIDE IS WAITING Commuting to the west side or catching a flight out of PDX, step out of Canvas and right onto the MAX train of your choice. Light rail, freeway access, and underground parking (for cars and bikes) make commuting to Canvas the easiest part of your day. NORTHWEST PEARL OLD TOWN BURNSIDE DOWNTOWN STADIUM DISTRICT 405 PARK PROVIDENCE MAX TRAIN STREET CAR BUS STOPS MINUTES TO 24 THE AIRPORT 97 90 94 PIONEER COURTHOUSE MINUTES TO PIONEER WALKERS RIDERS BIKERS SQUARE 5 COURTHOUSE SQUARE PARADISE PARADISE PARADISE MINUTES TO NIKE MAX TRAINS STOP OUTSIDE 15 WORLD HEADQUARTERS 346 PRESS BLOCKS EVERY WEEKDAY COMING Q2 2020 Andrew Rosengarten Jake Lancaster Licensed in OR Licensed in OR Jones Lang LaSalle Brokerage, Inc. | 1120 NW Couch St., Suite 500 | Portland, OR 97209 +1 503 972 8097 +1 503 972 8612 ©2018 Jones Lang LaSalle IP, Inc. All rights reserved. All information contained herein is from [email protected] [email protected] sources deemed reliable; however, no representation or warranty is made to the accuracy thereof. Lobby RETAIL 2 RETAIL 3 RETAIL 1 Mail FCC Janitor Closet Trash MGMT Room Loading Bike Storage Garage Ramp Lockers-W Lockers-M Lockers- U GROUND FLOOR RETAIL 1: APPROX. 3,547 RSF RETAIL 2: APPROX. 801 RSF RETAIL 3: APPROX. 2,977 RSF OFFICE TYPICAL FLOOR Project Date Client Scale PRESS BLOCKS - HALF BLOCK THE PRESS BLOCK 0 2 4 8 16 OFFICE COLLABORATIVE (OFFICE) LLC TYPICAL FLOORAPPROX. 19,000 RSF SEVENTH FLOOR Project Date Client Scale PRESS BLOCKS - HALF BLOCK THE PRESS BLOCK 0 2 4 8 16 OFFICE COLLABORATIVE LEVEL 07 APPROX. 19,000 RSF (OFFICE) LLC OUTDOOR CONFERENCE DECK: AND LOUNGE: 1,700 SF 970 SF ROOF LEVEL OUTDOOR DECK: APPROX. 1,700 SF CONFERENCE AND LOUNGE: APPROX. 970 SF.
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