Bedrock Breaks Ground on Monroe Blocks, Adding 1.4M Square Feet of Office, Retail, Residential and Open Space to a Site That Has Sat Vacant for Decades

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Bedrock Breaks Ground on Monroe Blocks, Adding 1.4M Square Feet of Office, Retail, Residential and Open Space to a Site That Has Sat Vacant for Decades FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Gabrielle Poshadlo, Bedrock 248.224.1311 [email protected] Bedrock Breaks Ground on Monroe Blocks, Adding 1.4M Square Feet of Office, Retail, Residential And Open Space to a Site That Has Sat Vacant For Decades ● In total, Monroe Blocks will offer 847,000 square feet of office space, nearly 500 residential units and 117,000 square feet of retail space. ● Plans include a 35-story office tower (the first high-rise office tower built downtown in a generation), and more than an acre of open space (nearly equivalent to the size of Campus Martius) ● Monroe Blocks is one of four transformational developments underway as part of a $2.1B investment in Detroit that Bedrock announced in 2017 ● First development activity on this site in nearly half a century CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD HIGH RESOLUTION RENDERINGS December 13, 2018 (DETROIT) – Today, Bedrock broke ground on its 1.4 million square-foot Monroe Blocks project situated on two city blocks at the corner of Monroe Street and Campus Martius in Downtown Detroit, one year after commencing construction on what will be Michigan’s tallest building on the former site of the JL Hudson’s department store. Plans for the massive project include the first high-rise office tower to be built downtown in a generation, as well as more than an acre of open space, nearly equivalent to the size of the adjacent Campus Martius Park. Page 1 of 5 “Monroe Blocks will serve a purpose much larger than just providing much needed office and residential space to downtown Detroit. It will be a magnet for excitement and activity on a previously dense and vibrant site that has been underutilized for decades,” said Dan Gilbert, Chairman of Bedrock. “The world’s most innovative professionals and companies demand an environment that inspires and has a positive impact the surrounding area. Monroe Blocks places ample open space and cutting-edge technology at the literal center of the city, while offering a new landmark gathering place for Detroiters and visitors alike.” The development is slated for completion in 2022, and will fill in the final missing piece surrounding Campus Martius Park where some of Detroit’s most well-attended events take place, from tree lighting and ice skating to dining and outdoor concerts. "Breaking ground on Monroe Blocks represents another major milestone in Detroit's resurgence and continues the momentum that is being felt across the city," said Gov. Rick Snyder. "Knowing that success for Detroit leads to success for Michigan, I am excited to see the start to another important project that is vital to connecting districts in the downtown area." Some of Detroit’s most iconic buildings also face the park, including the historic First National Building and the Chase Tower (also known as The Qube), designed by Albert Kahn. "For decades, it seemed like all we saw in this town were buildings going vacant and buildings coming down,” said Mayor Mike Duggan. “Now there is historic preservation taking place everywhere you look and demand is so strong we have new skyscrapers about to rise. The Monroe block and Hudsons block projects will fill major holes in our downtown and transform our city's skyline for generations to come." The Design Following an international search, Bedrock worked with Danish architecture firm Schmidt Hammer Lassen based in Copenhagen to design the project alongside renowned Detroit-based firm Neumann/Smith Architecture. The team imagined a master plan that re-introduces historic alleyways and public access points, while prioritizing the public realm both outdoors and in each structure’s ground floor. Monroe Blocks is Schmidt Hammer Lassen’s first U.S. project. “Monroe Blocks is a project with a striking sense of place that connects people and spaces on a physical, social and cultural level,” said Kristian Ahlmark, Partner and Design Director at Schmidt Hammer Lassen. “New pedestrian thoroughfares Page 2 of 5 reintroduce openness and urban porosity that this area of downtown Detroit has been missing for decades.” The design of the Monroe Blocks was guided by three design principles: ● Connect the surrounding downtown districts through intelligent urban and landscape design strategies. ● Restore a variety and density of uses to the heart of downtown with iconic office and residential space. ● Create new vibrant open spaces mixed with retail, food and entertainment for all to enjoy. Office, Residential, Retail and Open Space Todays’ groundbreaking took place on Monroe Blocks Block A, the block located at Campus Martius and Monroe Street. Block A represents roughly two-thirds of the project and will be anchored by a 35-story glass and terra cotta office tower offering a combination of large floor plates, tall ceiling heights and access to sunlight currently unprecedented in Detroit. The structure is designed to be Detroit’s first WELL Certified building, placing emphasis on health and well-being through dozens of criteria related to light, air, water, fitness, nourishment and more. Sustainability is a priority throughout [Monroe Blocks], with the buildings on Block A seeking LEED certification. Block A will also contain a 17-story, 148-unit residential building and a total of 66,000 square feet of retail space designed to attract signature shops and restaurants. In total, Monroe Blocks will offer 847,000 square feet of office space, an estimated 482 residential units and 117,000 square feet of retail space. Block B, located at Monroe and Randolph Streets, will be largely residential, and designs are still evolving. The two blocks (Block A and Block B) are bisected by a stretch of Farmer Street that will be closed to vehicular traffic beginning December 17, 2018 and converted to pedestrian-only open space. The converted street complements a spacious courtyard at the center of the development for a total of more than an acre of open space at Monroe Blocks. Workforce Development In 2017 Bedrock announced four transformational projects that when complete will add more than 3.4 million square feet of office, residential, retail and open space to Detroit’s Central Business District. Page 3 of 5 Together, these projects represent $2.1 billion in investment and will create up to 24,000 construction and permanent jobs. [Monroe Blocks] is one of the largest among the transformational developments, which also include the Hudson’s Site project, the restoration of the historic Book Building and Tower, and a 310,000 square-foot addition to One Campus Martius. Turner Construction Company, in its capacity as General Contractor for the project, predicts that Monroe Blocks alone require a total of over 11,000 construction professionals to complete. As economic development continues to heat up downtown, Bedrock is committed to making sure Detroiters are poised to take advantage of the opportunities that arise as a result. The Quicken Loans Community Fund and Bedrock were lead investors in Mayor Mike Duggan’s effort to revitalize Breithaupt and Randolph Career and Technical schools. These Detroit public schools serve hundreds of youth and adults and provide the technology-based, hands-on education that expands career options. In November, Bedrock, Barton Malow and Turner Construction Company hosted a massive Ready. Set. Build! career expo at Cobo Center, where over 3,000 job seekers learned about various trades through hands-on demonstrations and video presentations. Attendees met union apprenticeship school directors and interacted with contractors to learn the process for entering the construction industry. Site History The two blocks along Monroe Street that make up the development were known historically as Detroit’s first theater district, lined with Italianate stone and brick buildings built between 1852 and 1911. The site was razed in 1990 with the exception of the National Theater, which was designed by prolific Detroit architect Albert Kahn and opened as a vaudeville house in 1911. The theatre hosted a series of acts after vaudeville went out of fashion, including motion pictures and burlesque. After finally closing in the 1970s, the theatre remained vacant and open to the elements for over 40 years. During that time the structure incurred extensive and irreparable damage. Bedrock is committed to retaining the façade of the historic National Theatre, and incorporating the magnificent terracotta archway into the development. The façade will be carefully disassembled, cataloged, and relocated to span a pedestrian walkway that will bisect Monroe Blocks. The walkway, which is currently a stretch of Farmer Street, will be closed to vehicular traffic and be a part of the development’s open space totaling over an acre. Page 4 of 5 Learn more at monroeblocksdetroit.com ### About Bedrock Detroit-based Bedrock is a full-service real estate firm specializing in acquiring, developing, leasing, financing, and managing commercial and residential buildings. Since its founding in 2011, Bedrock and its affiliates have invested and committed more than $5.6 billion to acquiring and developing more than 100 properties, including new construction of ground up developments in downtown Detroit and Cleveland totaling more than 18 million square feet. Bedrock’s real estate portfolio consists of more than 330 office and retail tenants in Detroit’s technology-centric downtown, the majority of which are new to the market including Microsoft, LinkedIn, WeWork and countless others. In 2017, Bedrock broke ground on what will be Detroit’s tallest building on the site of the historic JL Hudson’s Department store, one of four transformational projects currently underway within Detroit’s Central Business District. Together, these projects will bring more than 2 million square feet of office, retail, event and residential space to the market. Public art and placemaking initiatives are priorities of Bedrock’s larger real estate strategy. The biannual Downtown Detroit Markets program allows dozens of local entrepreneurs to test market their retail concepts each year, while partnerships with local, national and international artists have helped put Detroit on the map as a can’t- miss cultural destination.
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