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300 North Lasalle 300 NORTH LASALLE A GRANDER SCALE Success lands here — on the banks of the Chicago River, in the trendsetting River North neighborhood. At once a part of Chicago’s hard-earned heritage and thriving future, 300 North LaSalle commands attention at 60 stories and places your business where it belongs: at the top, with a view. 300 NORTH LASALLE Overview EXCEPTION IS THE RULE The excellence you demand from your business is the same excellence you’ll find at 300 North LaSalle—every detail, refined. Every angle, considered. With architecture that inspires, workspaces that motivate and instant access to the Chicago Riverwalk, this building caters to you. The Building Food and Dining Transportation Everyday Balance • A+ trophy building • Upscale and • Walking distance to • Premier fitness center award-winning Chicago Union Station and Ogilvie with locker rooms • 60 stories and 1.3 million Cut Steakhouse Transportation Center and showers square feet • Café 300 offers a variety • Steps away from Chicago • Banking center and • 2-story riverfront terrace of breakfast, lunch and Transit Authority “L” ATM in lobby • Conference center snack options trains, with connected walkway • Sundries store, with instant access to the • More than 20 world-class courier service, shoe Chicago Riverwalk restaurants a short walk • Underground parking shine, bike storage • Column-free floor plates or ride away with EV charging and auto detailing up to 25,000 square feet stations, shuttles and valet service • Distributed antenna • LEED Platinum certified system for exceptional cell phone service 300 NORTH LASALLE Fitness GAIN AN EDGE ONSITE FITNESS CENTER • Strength training equipment includes Whether you’re kicking off the morning, free weights and weight machines recharging an afternoon or ending the day • State-of-the-art cardiovascular equipment strong, a workout adds energy and focus • Locker rooms with showers, shampoo, body to a busy day. With complimentary access wash and towel service • Cable TV monitors and to an onsite premier fitness center, you WiFi throughout facility and your team can find the balance and perspective you need to drive a rigorous business pace. 300 NORTH LASALLE ReadyNow® Offices BUILT FOR MOMENTUM READY WHEN YOU ARE • High-quality, flexible design supports Business changes happen in a moment. maximum efficiency • Move-in ready suites When you’re growing and need to make minimize business disruption ® a quick transition, our ReadyNow • Growth-ready spaces fit Offices support you at every step. From dynamic needs fast move-in to flexible and high- quality design, these suites minimize business disruption while inspiring maximum productivity. It’s a space that works as hard and smart as you do. 300 NORTH LASALLE Dining EXQUISITE TASTE CHICAGO CUT STEAKHOUSE Dining Options • Chicago Cut Steakhouse At the top of your industry, you have serves an upscale, fine dining experience to stay hungry—but that doesn’t mean you • Café 300 offers casual breakfast, lunch, coffee can’t eat well. With an artisan butcher, and snack options onsite dry-aging room, unmatched wine • Onsite catering for meetings, working sessions and special list and dining spaces overlooking the events Chicago River, the Chicago Cut Steakhouse • More than 20 world-class restaurants a short walk delivers an experience that’s exceptional, or ride away unforgettable, not-to-be-missed. 300 NORTH LASALLE Design COMMAND ATTENTION ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN • 60 stories of stainless steel and glass Confidence is silent and unmistakeable. • 9’ floor-to-ceiling windows maximize views At 300 North LaSalle, stainless steel and natural lighting • Dramatic 3-story lobby columns and glass strike a stunning image features ornate stainless above the Chicago River, flanked by a steel and marble • 2-story riverfront plaza designed with Venetian granite plaza and landscaped riverwalk Gold granite terrace. With cherry-stained wood finishes, marble floors and iconic curtain walls, elegance is in the details while confidence lives in the design. 38 30 300 NORTH LASALLE 37 Places 23 25 31 33 07 34 05 20 28 LANDMARK 21 09 29 26 11 13 15 18 27 LOCATION 01 32 14 17 06 08 10 24 12 36 22 02 03 WORK MEETS LIFE • Surrounded by arts, 04 culture, parks, dining and 16 Located on 220 feet of Chicago River transportation 35 39 • Arts: Civic Opera House, waterfront, in the stylish River North The Art Institute of Chicago, Goodman Theatre neighborhood, you’re central to movement, • Culture: Chicago Cultural 19 Center, Printer’s Row, ambition, energy and industry—and just Museum Campus • Parks: Millennium Park, about everything else. From entertainment Grant Park, Lakefront Trail The Chicago Collection Properties 14 Goodman Theatre 28 RPM Steak and dining to shopping and transportation, • Dining: Blackbird, Quartino Ristorante, 01 300 North LaSalle 15 House of Blues 29 Sienna Tavern Wildfire Chicago 300 North LaSalle puts it all at your feet. 02 One North Wacker 16 JW Marriott 30 Sofitel Hotel • Transportation: Ogilvie 03 71 South Wacker 17 Lakefront Trail 31 Soho House Transportation Center, Union Station, the CTA, 04 The Art Institute of Chicago 18 The Langham Chicago 32 Soul Cycle 90/94 Expressway and the 290 Expressway 05 Bavette’s Bar & Boeuf 19 LaSalle Street Station 33 Sunda 06 Blackbird Restaurant 20 Lyfe Kitchen 34 Three Dots & a Dash 07 Bub City 21 Merchandise Mart Plaza/CTA 35 Union Station 08 Cadillac Palace Theatre 22 Millennium Park 36 Washington/Wells CTA 09 Cafe Umbria 23 Museum of Contemporary Art 37 Watertower 10 Chicago Cultural Center 24 Ogilvie Transportation Center 38 The Westin Chicago 11 Chicago Cut 25 The Peninsula 39 Willis (Sears) Tower 12 Civic Opera House 26 Protein Bar Chicago Riverwalk 13 Freshii 27 River Roast 300 NORTH LASALLE Building Specs THE FINER POINTS A CLOSER LOOK At 300 North LaSalle, the nuts and bolts receive as much attention as the marble and granite. From every angle, expect technical excellence, aesthetic performance and functional expertise—all carefully and continuously considered to power your success. Exceptional today. Even better tomorrow. CONSTRUCTION CAPACITY CONSIDERATIONS Architect Square Footage Parking • Design: Pickard Chilton, Tony Markese • 1.3 million square feet • 3 levels of underground private parking Interior Materials Number of Floors • EV charging stations • Lobby: Sunny marble from Egypt, • 60 stories Elevators cut in Italy • 24 high-speed passenger elevators • Wood finishes: Stained cherry, Building Height • 2 parking elevators quarter cut • 810 feet • 2 freight elevators, 4,500-lb capacity • 1 handicap elevator Exterior Materials Ceiling Height • Painted anodized aluminum, • Floor-to-ceiling: 9 feet Electrical arcadia silver • Slab-to-slab: 13 feet • Uses the Chicago River to cool • Brushed stainless steel building for cost-savings of 65% • Low-E vision glass Column-free Floor Plates • 25,000 square feet • Plaza: Venetian Gold granite Security • 8 column-free corner offices per floor • Lobby security desk, staffed 24/7 300 NORTH LASALLE Floor Plan YOUR SPACE, YOUR CALL FLOOR PLAN OPTIONS • Column-free floors allow for flexible, versatile design As the way we work continues to change, • Conference rooms and gathering spaces so do the spaces we work in. Customize encourage collaboration • Adaptable spaces fit an office that’s just right for your business changing business needs with a column-free floor plan. From conference rooms and private workspaces to open areas and sweeping city views, you’re free to move, create and collaborate the way you need to. FLOOR PLAN 03 1.3 220 STORY LOBBY FOR MILLION SQUARE FEET TO A DRAMATIC ENTRANCE MAKE YOUR MARK 60 50 FEET OF WATERFRONT PROPERTY STORIES WITH NEARBY ARTS, CULTURE AND FLOOR-TO-CEILING WINDOWS DINING OPTIONS 300 NORTH LASALLE Service THE COMPANY YOU KEEP OUR WORK ISN’T FINISHED UNTIL YOU’RE HAPPY. WE TAKE IT PERSONALLY—YOUR LEVEL DYNAMIC TEAMS • Team of attentive onsite experts with fast We are passionate about your success— response times OF SATISFACTION AND • Readily accessible by that’s why we invest in extraordinary phone or email OUR LEVEL OF PROFESSIONALISM. • Take a preventive and people to handle your onsite needs. proactive maintenance approach to seamlessly From everyday fixes to heavy lifts, resolve issues — LORRIANN DUFFY, GENERAL MANAGER, • Have a passion for 300 NORTH LASALLE our attentive customer service teams exceeding expectations anticipate the unique needs of your organization, providing immediate and uninterrupted support that lets you stay focused on business. THE IRVINE COMPANY Since 1864, we’ve worked hard to make a name for ourselves—one that stands for trust, quality and dedicated partnership—across 500-plus properties in California. Now, we’re ready to do the same in Chicago. We’ve found that success hinges on long-term ownership and improvement. That’s why we stay, invest and reinvest in our buildings—always have, always will. The longer you’re here, the more advantages you’ll gain. Wendy Katz Executive Director, Cushman & Wakefield O 312.819.1175 M 312.213.2219 [email protected] 200 South Wacker DriveSuite 2800 Chicago, IL 60606 thechicagocollection.com 300 NORTH LASALLE.
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