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LOOKIVI PARK www.lookivipark.com 25 200 M2 BUILD-TO-SUIT DEVELOPMENT for LOGISTICS and INDUSTRIAL SPACE in STRATEGICAL LOCATION with EXELLENT VISIBILITY www.bohmanparks.com www.alandiare.com NN SS N S P5 P5 P5 P5 DC3 (perspective) P7 P5 120 P5 24 24 P7 48 DC2 48 12 DC2 12 P5 5300 m2 P7 DC3 (perspective) 30 P14 6 docks 2 drive-in doors P20 7 8 docks 4 drive-in doors 28 120 144 24 1212 48 24 24 DC2 DC1 12 48 48 6400 m2 5300 m2 P80 External Warehouse Office 2 10 m 5 t/m 24 km144 7 km E263 12 • Minimum 28 m deep truck court; • Concrete/steel building structure; • Flexible layouts with sufficient 24 social areas; DC1 • Ample parking places for • 10 m internal clear height; DC1 DC2 48 DC3 Schedule of areas 6400 m2 passanger cars; • ESFR sprinkler system; • Mezzanine at Customers’ request Blue building Green building Perspective building above loading docks area; Total area 6400 m2 5300 m2 13500 m2 • Fully fenced park with 24-hour; • Skylights and smoke vents; • Heating maintenance system to Building depth 48 m 48 m • Central gatehouse equipped with • Interior fire hydrants/hoses; 20o C with outside temp. of -20o; CCTV system with recording. Dock doors 8 6 • Gas fired dark radiator heating • Average lighting level of 500 lux; GSPublisherEngineGSPublisherEngine 0.2.100.25 0.2.100.25 system; Drive-in doors 4 2 • Cable trunks for cable system. • 5.000 kg/m2 floor loading capacity; Clear height 10 m 10 m • Avarage lightning level of 200 lux; Floor loading 5 t/m2 5 t/m2 • Electrical loading docks and drive- Grid 12 x 24 m 12 x 24 m in docks. www.bohmanparks.com www.alandiare.com GSPublisherEngine 0.2.100.25 Viimsi 10 km Maardu E20 St Petersburg 11 Tabasalu Tallinn 13 Peetri 8 LOOKIVI PARK 1 km E267 Assaku E263 LOOKIVI PARK Jüri Laagri 11 E265 Saue E263 Petrol station 11 Luige Diner Keila Bus stop Jüri Saku Hostel Tartu 15 Riga E265 E267 Motorway 15 National road Local road Contact: Veiko Murruste Alandia KV OÜ [email protected] Pärnu mnt 20A +372 50 49 834 10141 Tallinn www.alandiare.com Estonia www.bohmanparks.com www.alandiare.com.

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