The Steppes Office Campus
E AST
(E)
WEST
OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE
(W)
91 S T S
TR E ET
The Steppes Office Campus 1253 & 1259 - 91 STREET SW, EDMONTON, AB Partnership. Performance.
Mark Hartum, Principal 780.429.7557 [email protected]
Ashton Archer, Administrative Coordinator 780.429.7572 [email protected]
Introduction Enviornmental Impact
Key Features Available Premises: Suite E101:
7,173 sf (60 days notice)
Suite E102:
7,165 sf (60 days notice)
4,904 sf (immediate)
Suite W103:
Additional Rent:
$14.75 psf (all inclusive)
Parking Ratio:
3/1,000 sf Compromised of 1 heated underground at $125 /month & 2 energized surface free of charge
Available:
Immediately
• A hybrid heating system that uses low temperature, high efficiency, low emission boilers combined with a ge thermal ground source system and heat pump t e c h n o l o g y coupled with optimized controls • Exploitation of free and low cost cooling opportunities through exisiting HVAC devices and unique control methods • Treatment of rainwater for reuse in grey water applications such as water closets and irrigation • On-site storm water management facilities that protect the facility and reduces the City of Edmonton’s storm water management requirement during server storms and flooding
Tenant Comfort
Award Winning
• HVAC, lighting and security systems for each unit are controlled by the tenant from a computer-based program and configurable to accomodate any schedule
• Certified by BOMA BESt program with level 4 rating, which is the highest performance that can be achieved in the BOMA BESt program, for sustainable or “green” facilities operation and building quality
• A continuous air quality monitoring and on demand fresh air supply system • Parking ratio of 3 stalls per 1,000 sf with heated underground and energized surface stalls • Large green space, a pond, outdoor benches and above grade terrace areas for tenants to enjoy
High Efficiency • An extensive power monitoring system that provides a view into all distribution systems as well as common areas and tenant electrical consumption patterns • High efficiency lighting systems using day lighting, advanced lighting control and new lighting technologies such as LED lamps
• In 2012, the Steppes recieved the Earth Award for the highest rated building in terms of sustainability and quality • The Steppes portable water consumption has been found to be the lowest for office buildings in Canada, according to the results of a recent BOMA BESt Energy and Environmetal Report and the associated surveyed buildings, with an amazing 0.009 cubic meters consumed per square meter of floor area per year
The Steppes Office Campus
E101 - 7,173 sf E101 - 7,173 sf
E102 - 7,165 sf
E102 - 7,165 sf E101 - 7,173 sf
W103 - 4,904 sf
E102 - 7,165 sf
Location
avisonyoung.com ©2017 Avison Young Real Estate Alberta Inc. All rights reserved.
The information contained herein was obtained from sources deemed to be reliable and is believed to be true; it has not been verified and as such, cannot be warranted nor form any part of any future contract. Date of publication: May 23, 2017
(E)
WEST
OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE
(W)
91 S T S
TR E ET
The Steppes Office Campus 1253 & 1259 - 91 STREET SW, EDMONTON, AB Partnership. Performance.
Mark Hartum, Principal 780.429.7557 [email protected]
Ashton Archer, Administrative Coordinator 780.429.7572 [email protected]
Introduction Enviornmental Impact
Key Features Available Premises: Suite E101:
7,173 sf (60 days notice)
Suite E102:
7,165 sf (60 days notice)
4,904 sf (immediate)
Suite W103:
Additional Rent:
$14.75 psf (all inclusive)
Parking Ratio:
3/1,000 sf Compromised of 1 heated underground at $125 /month & 2 energized surface free of charge
Available:
Immediately
• A hybrid heating system that uses low temperature, high efficiency, low emission boilers combined with a ge thermal ground source system and heat pump t e c h n o l o g y coupled with optimized controls • Exploitation of free and low cost cooling opportunities through exisiting HVAC devices and unique control methods • Treatment of rainwater for reuse in grey water applications such as water closets and irrigation • On-site storm water management facilities that protect the facility and reduces the City of Edmonton’s storm water management requirement during server storms and flooding
Tenant Comfort
Award Winning
• HVAC, lighting and security systems for each unit are controlled by the tenant from a computer-based program and configurable to accomodate any schedule
• Certified by BOMA BESt program with level 4 rating, which is the highest performance that can be achieved in the BOMA BESt program, for sustainable or “green” facilities operation and building quality
• A continuous air quality monitoring and on demand fresh air supply system • Parking ratio of 3 stalls per 1,000 sf with heated underground and energized surface stalls • Large green space, a pond, outdoor benches and above grade terrace areas for tenants to enjoy
High Efficiency • An extensive power monitoring system that provides a view into all distribution systems as well as common areas and tenant electrical consumption patterns • High efficiency lighting systems using day lighting, advanced lighting control and new lighting technologies such as LED lamps
• In 2012, the Steppes recieved the Earth Award for the highest rated building in terms of sustainability and quality • The Steppes portable water consumption has been found to be the lowest for office buildings in Canada, according to the results of a recent BOMA BESt Energy and Environmetal Report and the associated surveyed buildings, with an amazing 0.009 cubic meters consumed per square meter of floor area per year
The Steppes Office Campus
E101 - 7,173 sf E101 - 7,173 sf
E102 - 7,165 sf
E102 - 7,165 sf E101 - 7,173 sf
W103 - 4,904 sf
E102 - 7,165 sf
Location
avisonyoung.com ©2017 Avison Young Real Estate Alberta Inc. All rights reserved.
The information contained herein was obtained from sources deemed to be reliable and is believed to be true; it has not been verified and as such, cannot be warranted nor form any part of any future contract. Date of publication: May 23, 2017
