| Location |
Pacwest
Center is located in the heart of Portland’s
Central Business District at 1211 SW 5th Avenue. Pacwest
Center is ideally located within walking distance of numerous
shops, restaurants
and entertainment
venues. |
| Building
Area |
522,002
SF Class A office space on 29 floors |
| Avg.
Floor NRA |
18,000
SF |
| Amenities |
Conference
facilities, gourmet coffee and food service,
24/7 uniformed security with a lobby presence, on-site
bicycle parking, tenant storage spaces, magnificent panoramic
views, full service banking, dry cleaning, shoe repair,
sundries, florist and gift shop, hair salon, copy center,
jewelry store, valet service, car wash and tax preparation
service |
| Accessibility |
Pacwest
Center is
conveniently located in downtown Portland. It is accessible
by the MAX’s
Morrison/SW 3rd Avenue station. (TriMet:
Public Transportation for Portland, OR) |
| Ownership |
Pacwest
Center, LLC |
| Management |
Ashforth
Pacific, Inc. provides an experienced on-site property management
team. |
| Major
Tenants |
Schwabe,
Williamson, & Wyatt, KeyBank, Oracle, Merrill Lynch, and
Aon |
| Year
Built |
Constructed
in 1984. Created by Hugh Asher Stubbins of Cambridge,
MA in collaboration with Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Architects
LLP of New York. |
| Parking |
410
subterranean spaces |
| Security
& Access |
24/7
uniformed security with a lobby presence and card key access |
| Construction |
The
basic construction materials include steel and masonry
with a poured concrete slab foundation. Framing includes
structural steel with masonry and concrete encasement. |
| Life
Safety |
Pacwest is 100% sprinklered with a wet standpipe system
(except for the parking garage and the mechanical area on
the 30th floor, which are dry systems). The backbone of the
fire systems is a Siemens Firefinder XLS. |
|
| Plumbing |
Basement level supply distributes cold water
to all floors, serving restrooms, drinking fountains and
taps for tenant needs using a packaged , staged triplex
booster system. Waste and vent system directed to city
waste water. Storm sewer drainage system allows site water
to be collected and drained through surface drains located
in the parking lot areas. |
| Electricity |
The
8,000-amp main switchgear equipment supplies 480/277, three
phase electrical service to the bus riser system. A stepdown
transformer on each floor provides 208/120, three phase
electrical service. |
| Roof |
The roof is concrete slab with a rubber
membrane, high-density foam covered by a vulcanized rubber
membrane, felt and
river rock. |
| Structural
Frame |
The building structural system is structural steel frame
with 3 inches deep composite deck. The decks include 1.5
inches of concrete topping and steel framing spans from
20 foot perimeter column spacing to an average 40 foot
interior bay depth. |
| Elevators |
Otis Elevator Company. 11– gearless passenger; 2 – hydraulic
parking; 1 – geared freight; 2 – escalators |
| Utility |
Electrical – Pacific
Power
Water and sewer– City of Portland
Trash Hauling – Trashco Trash
Gas- NW Natural
|
| Mechanical |
Fan powered variable air volume boxes equipped with electric
reheat coils for the perimeter zones. Cooling is provided
by two 25-ton Trane A/C units on each floor. The Trane units
feed air to the VAV boxes. All thermostats and dampers are
pneumatic. A Barber Colman Network 8000 was installed in
1993 and acts as the backbone of the system. The Barber system
also controls the lighting sweep. |
| Major
Operational Contractors |
- Cleaning – ABM
Janitorial Services
- Window
Cleaning – ABM Janitorial
Services
- Security – Securitas
- Building
Controls – Control
Contractors
- Life
Safety System – Siemens
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