Adaptive Re-use project in the warehouse district
949 Washington Street is ideally located in downtown Durham and is within walking distance of the Central Park entertainment district. This unique adaptive re-use project is well-positioned and focused on optimizing occupant health and productivity through design and operations, with convenient access to nearby amenities.
37,492 sf modern adaptive re-use building in downtown Durham
Can accommodate creative office or life science users
Outdoor patio serves as a gathering space and working environment
Free surface parking at 4:1000 (3.5:1000 for lab user)
Walking distance to more than 50 restaurants including Motorco, Geer Street Garden, and Cocoa Cinnamon
On-site access to future Durham Belt Line bike trail
Proximate to Brightleaf Square and American Tobacco Campus
Easy arterial access to I-85, downtown, and the Durham Freeway
Planned occupancy Q4 2021
Life Science Capabilities
Adjacent to the Largest Research Park in the Country
Property Features
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Building Size:
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37,492 SF
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Clear Height:
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16’ finished floor to bottom of deck
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Column Spacing:
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23’8”x30’
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Shipping/Receiving:
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Dock-high loading area
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High Bay Floor Area:
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90' x 235’
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HVAC:
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Custom by user
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Electrical:
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1600 kVA service; 480V / 200A panel
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Emergency Power
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Potential for 70’ x 40’ equipment
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Parking:
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3.5:1000 for lab users
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Design Team:
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MHAworks
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General Contractor:
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McDonald York
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Year Built:
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1955
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Year Renovated:
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2021
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Site Plan
