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1333-NH-Brochure.Pdf 1333 New Hampshire Avenue table of contents 01 INTRODUCTION 02 LOCATION 03 RENOVATION 04 FLOORPLANS STREETS OF DUPONT CIRCLE 1333 New Hampshire Avenue 01 INTRODUCTION 1333 New Hampshire Avenue at Dupont Circle 1333 New Hampshire Avenue is located in the heart of the Dupont Circle neighborhood and is across the street from the Dupont Circle Metro. The neighborhood’s restaurant scene is both diverse and expansive, providing great food and beverage opportunities for the quick lunch-goer and the white tablecloth businessperson. The 350,000 square foot office building was originally built in 1979 and will undergo a significant renovation to include a modern new lobby, retail streetscapes, a new penthouse and state-of-the-art amenities including a fitness center and bike room. The expanded penthouse will have incredible views, a large outdoor terrace, a cafe and indoor lounge. PAGE 1 1333 New Hampshire Avenue Washington D.C.: Monuments, museums, diverse neighborhoods, foodie destinations and world- class events. PAGE 2 1333 New Hampshire Avenue Northwest perspective view of 02 LOCATION Aerial View 1333 New Hampshire Avenue UNITED STATES WASHINGTON NATIONAL LINCOLN CAPITOL MONUMENT MALL MEMORIAL 2.7 MILES 1.7 MILES 2.0 MILES 1.4 MILES THE WHITE HOUSE 1.0 MILE EMBASSY ROW DUPONT EMBASSY CIRCLE ROW PAGE 3 1333 New Hampshire Avenue S St. NW Bistrot LOCATION DuCoin 02 Connecticut Ave. NW National Museum Kimpton Embassy of of American Jewish Carlyle Hotel Dominican Military History Dupont Circle Republic Embassy of Bulgaria R St. NW Florida Ave. NW The Phillips New Hampshire Ave. NW Colection Corcoran St. NW Embassy of India Mission Restaurant Floriana Kramerbooks Q St. NW 22nd St. NW 21st St. NW 20th St. NW 19th St. NW Dupont 18th St. NW 17th St. NW Hank’s Oyster Bar 16th St. NW Station Kitchen Dupont & Cocktails Circle Circle Starbucks Hotel Massachusetts Ave. NW Metro Dupont Underground Church St. NW Duke’s Kimpton sweetgreen Keegan Theatre Grocery Hotel Embassy The Fireplace Palomar of Portugal Sorellina DUPONT DUPONT P St. NW CVS CIRCLECIRCLE Emissary Al Tiramisu Carnegie Bank of Institute America for Science Cafe Dupont Citron O St. NW O St. NW Circle Massachusetts Ave. NW The Drake THE PEMBROKE RESTAURANT AT THE DUPONT CIRCLE HOTEL Metro Panera Madhatter Mason Library Johns Hopkins Bread Restaurant Carey Business School Heurich Ankara Connecticut Ave. NW Johns The Darcy House Barry's Hopkins Museum Bootcamp University Firefly Tabard Inn Chopt SCOTT N St. NW CIRCLE New Hampshire Ave. NW Surfside Iron Gate Restaurant I Ricchi The Palm 1500 Mass Center for Strategic Apartments and International Shake Shack The St. Gregory Studies Washington Hotel Dupont Rhode Island Ave. NW National Marriott Circle Education Georgetown Boqueria The Jefferson Association M St. NW Starbucks CVS National Connecticut Ave. NW Embassy Geographic University Equinox DC Club Sports Improv of Australia Museum Club Comedy 22nd St. NW 21st St. NW 20th St. NW 19th St. NW 18th St. NW Club The Mayflower Hotel 17th St. NW 16th St. NW Autograph Collection Panera Bread City Place Cafe sweetgreen Starbucks IRON GATE RESTAURANT MISSION RESTAURANT L St. NW Farragut North Washngton Metro Froggy Square Bottom Pub RESTAURANTS CULTURE LIFESTYLE WELLNESS PAGE 4 1333 New Hampshire Avenue Dupont Circle 02 LOCATION EMBASSY ROW An eclectic, historical neighborhood with social locals and savvy visitors who enjoy the bistros, bars, boutiques and cultural institutions. The neighborhood has something for everyone with farmer’s markets, yoga in the circle, pick up games of chess, diverse and international restaurants with food choices from all over the globe. DUPONT CIRCLE FOUNTAIN PAGE 5 1333 New Hampshire Avenue Dupont Circle ENTRANCE TO THE METRO PAGE 6 1333 New Hampshire Avenue 03 RENOVATION RENOVATION Scope • BRAND NEW AMENITIES Fitness Center PRIVATE Rooftop Penthouse PH 5,993 RSF PENTHOUSE • MAIN LOBBY 12 28,940 RSF Available • RESTROOMS • ELEVATOR CABS 11 29,061 RSF Available • BRAND NEW RETAIL STOREFRONTS 10 29,061 RSF Available • NEW FACADE PAINTING 09 29,061 RSF Available • HVAC UPGRADES Replace VAV boxes 08 29,061 RSF Available Upgrade to DC controls 07 29,061 RSF Available 06 29,061 RSF Available 05 LEASED 04 LEASED 03 LEASED 02 LEASED 01 10,000 RSF Available PAGE 19 1333 New Hampshire Avenue unparalleled Views of Washington D.C. ACTUAL VIEW FROM THE PENTHOUSE LEVEL PAGE 7 1333 New Hampshire Avenue The Penthouse A brand new rooftop experience, featuring a lounge and cafe, conference center and outdoor terrace. VIEW 01 PAGE 8 1333 New Hampshire Avenue The Penthouse 03 RENOVATION 19TH STREET PRIVATE TENANT PENTHOUSE PRIVATE TENANT 04 PENTHOUSE DUPONT CIRCLE 03 01 VIEW 02 02 OUTDOOR TERRACE NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE VIEW 04 PENTHOUSE LOUNGE VIEW 03 INDOOR LOUNGE OPENS TO THE OUTDOOR TERRACE PENTHOUSE OPEN PANTRY PERSPECTIVE PANTRY OPEN PENTHOUSE The Penthouse PAGE 10 1333 New Hampshire Avenue ROSSLYN VIRGINIA THE PENTHOUSE PENTHOUSE THE VIEWS FROM FROM VIEWS ACTUAL LEVEL 20' - 2 3/4" CONFERENCE AREA OVERLOOKING NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE 2 1 ' - 5 1 / 4 " CATHEDRAL NATIONAL NATIONAL 9 ' - 9 1 / 2 " 1' - 1 3/8" 4' - 8 3/8" 3' - 6" M U L T I P 2 131 U 1 R ' - PO 5 5 S 1 E / 4 R " M 5' - 10 1/2" 03 RENOVATION 1 1 ' - 7 3 / 8 " 4' - 10 1/4" 11 1/2" 7 1/8" SINGLE CHAIRS WHEN USING WHEN 100 PEOPLE 100 CAPACITY: SEATING SEATING 1333 New Hampshire Avenue The Penthouse ACTUAL VIEWS PENTHOUSE INDOOR LOUNGE OPEN TO OUTDOOR TERRACE PAGE 11 1333 New Hampshire Avenue Expansive fitness center with Fitness Center light-filled stairwell access 03 RENOVATION VIEW 01 VIEW 02 PAGE 12 1333 New Hampshire Avenue Concourse Concourse Fitness Center 03 RENOVATION Floorplan Axon View 2 PELOTON BIKES -14' - 0" TOFF PEPCO VAULT LOCKER ROOM 5 TREADMILLS ELECTRICAL " 2 / ROOM 1 8 - ' 4 ENTRANCE " 8 / 3 1 - ' 2 1 1 ROWING MACHINE 2D 13C 5' 5 - ' - 5 1 0 1/ 5' " 2 - " 3 3/ 1' 8 - 2D " 7" RETAI L 2 MIRROR HOME GYMS 2D " 3 - ' OPEN TO " 4 8 - ABOVE ' 4 IF 1 V ' CORRIDOR - 3 " " 4 - J.C. ' 7 IF V C120 2D STAIR LEASED UP 04 P9 13A FITNESS 2D NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AREAWAY 1 " 8 / 7 9 -14' - 0" - ' TOFF CENTER 1 02 -14' - 0" 4 " V TOFF IF -14' - 0" TOFF O T 5,795 SF E N V E O P B O A FITNESS STAIR 2 RETAIL CENTER STORAGE 2' - 1" 2 EC02 Y C125 A C101 W A E R A ELEVATOR OPEN TO -14' - 0" LOBBY BIKE 01 ABOVE " TOFF C102 0 1 - ' F 5 I OPEN TO V " -14' - 0" ABOVE 8 - TOFF STAIR 1 ' F ROOM 4 I V EC01 P.E. 4 S.E. 8 10G " 2 3' - 1" / 1 2 UP - 4" VIF ' 5 1,679 SF P27 3' - 0" VIF 14' - 4" VIF -14' - 0" 2D TOS -14' - 0" P36 2C TOS 13A -14' - 0" 8 5/8" WATER 5' - 4 1/2" TOFF METER -14' - 3" -13' - 11" CORRIDOR CHANGING RM 1 CHANGING RM 2 TOFF " 8 / 1 FAN ROOM 10 RAMP DN SPRINKLER TOS ROOM -14' - 0" ENTRANCE TO FITNESS VIA STAIRWELL LIGHT VESTIBULE C110 03 TOS -14' - 0" TOS FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE VIEW VIEW 03 04 PAGE 13 1333 New Hampshire Avenue GROUND FLOOR 03 RENOVATION 3RD FLOOR 24' - 6 1/2" 2ND FLOOR 14' - 3 1/2" 1ST FLOOR - RETAIL 3 FF 0' - 9" 1ST FLOOR - NH AVE FF 0' - 7" 1ST FLOOR - RETAIL 2 & 4 FF 0' - 3" CONCOURSE FLOOR -14' - 0" VIEW 03 STAIRWELL CONNECTION TO CONCOURSE LEVEL NEW STOREFRONT ENTRANCE WITH FLOOR- VIEW TO-CEILING 01 GLASS NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE ENTRY 01 RETAIL 5,901 SF 02 03 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE RETAI L STREET 19TH RETAIL 4,910 SF LEASED GARAGE ENTRANCE VIEW 02 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE LOBBY PAGE 14 1333 New Hampshire Avenue Retail, Food & Beverage 03 RENOVATION Experience focused food and beverage concepts. Service driven and convenient retail. PAGE 15 1333 New Hampshire Avenue Lobby 03 RENOVATION NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE LOBBY RENDERING PAGE 16 1333 New Hampshire Avenue Typical 04 FLOOR PLANS floor Plan 10' 4" 29,061 RSF SLAB-TO-SLAB HEIGHT DUPONT CIRCLE DUPONT CIRCLE NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE 19TH STREET 19TH WINDOW LINE Unobstructed Views Floors 6-12 PAGE 17 1333 New Hampshire Avenue Hypothetical 04 FLOOR PLANS Open Layout DUPONT CIRCLE DUPONT CIRCLE NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE 19TH STREET 19TH PAGE 18 1333 New Hampshire Avenue Hypothetical 04 FLOOR PLANS Multi-Tenant DUPONT Plan CIRCLE A LL EY Approx. 17,000 RSF ALLEY DUPONT CIRCLE MED CONF 180 USF W SPACE SUMMARY N E SPACE TYPE PROGRAM COUNT PROVIDED IN PLAN V A EXEC SUITE 1 500 SF 1 440 SF E IR OFFICE 25 120 SF 25 120-125 SF H S OFFICE UNASSIGNED OFFICE 4 120 SF 4 115-120 SF P 120 USF 26 48 SF 26 48 SF M ASSIGNED WORKSTATION A UNASSIGNED WORKSTATION 8 48 SF 8 48 SF H W 64 64 E N OFFICE 120 USF RECEPTION 1 250 SF 1 250 SF LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM 1 500 SF 1 465 SF IT ROOM MEDIUM CONFERENCE ROOM 2 250 SF 2 180-225 SF 120 USF HUDDLE ROOM 3 120 SF 3 120-130 SF OFFICE OPEN COLLAB 2 120 SF 2 75-120 SF 120 USF PHONE ROOM 3 40 SF 3 30-35 SF STAFF LOUNGE 1 500 SF 1 465 SF MOTHERS ROOM 80 USF COPY/PRODUCTION ROOM 1 350 SF 1 330 SF OFFICE WEB ANALYSIS/STUDIO 1 250 SF 1 240 SF 120 USF IT ROOM 1 120 SF 1 120 SF 2 40 SF 1 50 SF STORAGE PRINT STATIONS 85 USF MOTHERS' ROOM 1 80 SF 1 80 SF STORAGE 2 100 SF 4 15-85 SF OFFICE 120 USF 19TH ST NW 19TH HUDDLE OFFICE 130 USF 125 USF COLLAB 120 USF WEB ANALYSIS/STUDIO 240 USF PHONE 35 USF PHONE 30 USF NEW HAMPSHIREOFFICE AVENUE 125 USF OFFICE 120 USF STORAGE 20 USF COAT/LUGGAGE 45 USF Room OFFICE UNASSIGNED OFFICE UNASSIGNED OFFICE COPY/PRODUCTION 15 USF OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE 120 USF Room 120 USF 120 USF 125 USF 125 USF 120 USF ENTRY/WAIT 120 USF 330 USF 225 USF PRINT 250 USF SPACE LEGEND 50 USF PHONE 35 USF COFFEE/ WATER CONFERENCE ROOM HUDDLE STAFF LOUNGE 120 USF 465 USF CORE/CIRCULATION/NIC COLLAB 75 USF B E OFFICE S T V I E HUDDLE W 130 USF STORAGE Room 465 USF UNASSIGNED OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE UNASSIGNED OFFICE 115 USF 125 USF 125 USF 125 USF 125 USF 120 USF SUPPORT/AMENITIES 120 USF 125 USF 125 USF 125 USF 125 USF 125 USF 125 USF 115 USF EXEC SUITE 440 USF WORKSTATION 19TH STREET 19TH PAGE 18 ALLEY AND GREEN SPACE AASCU 6TH FLOOR - APPROX.
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