Lougheed Block
604 1 Street SW
Calgary, Alberta
A workspace built to support its users
The reimagining of an icon
Part of a growing and diverse neighbourhood
A signficant infrastructure investment to carry users into the future
A workspace built to support its users
This acclaimed block of Calgary’s downtown core has been transformed into the workspace of the future, while retaining the charm and character of its past.
Located in the heart of the downtown commercial district, The Lougheed Block has undergone significant improvements across its infrastructure to meet the demands of tomorrow. With, a multitude of user-focused spaces and amenities, the Lougheed Block has created a vibrant, active and engaging environment where users can thrive, spark new ideas and grow.
“We’ve realized over time that everything we do is designed to serve users better. And so the nature of the product, if you will, or the office space or workspace that we provide has evolved.”
Michael Emory
Founder and Executive Chair, Allied Properties REIT
| Address | 604, 1st Street SW |
| Year Built/Renovated | 1911/2022 |
The Project
Re-imagining an Icon
Its genesis was to be a multi-use facility with retail, office and residential space. It evolved in the 1940’s with the Grand Theatre adding a dramatic lobby and entrance and solidified its place in Calgary’s business and entertainment hub.
It has been the headquarters for some of the city’s most influential tenants, including the United Farmers of Alberta, United Grain Growers and Calgary Petroleum Products.
Now, the space has undergone another evolution; improving its infrastructure for not just today, but tomorrow, where the legacy of influential and innovative Canadian business can continue.
Amenities
New Entrance Lobby and Glass Elevator
With a large interactive art piece as a focal point and modern glass enclosed elevators, visitors and tenants will begin their Lougheed Block experience with excitement and hospitality.
Private Rooftop Patio and Tenant Lounge
Along with the entrance, an impressive outdoor experience for tenants and guests is possible with a dedicated and remodeled tenant lounge and rooftop patio. With a variety seating options and uses, this space will be a major draw for tenants at The Lougheed Block.
Lightwell Interior Balconies with the option for Interconnected Staircases
With a focus on improved wellness, several lightwell balconies have been constructed to provide an abundance of natural light whilst remaining indoors. These balconies provide an opportunity for unique workspaces and collision points for users and additional areas for informal meetings.
These balconies can also be interconnected between floorplates providing alternative access points to spaces, while adding a unique opportunity for companies to foster community and identity.
Bike Storage, High-end Fitness Facility, Showers and End-of-Trip Facilities
As one of the best connected places in Calgary, providing quality end of
trip facilities and fitness options to users makes the Lougheed Block a hub
of activity within the community. Whichever way you choose to commute, incorporating your fitness goals into your journey is seamless.
Signage Opportunities
As an iconic location in the Downtown Core, branding alongside this historical site is a rare opportunity that is seldom offered. This is your opportunity to elevate your organization’s branding efforts by aligning with Canada’s premier real estate investment owner, operator and developer.
Leasing Details
| Net Rent | Market |
| Additional Rent | $18.21 per SF |
| District | Downtown Calgary |
| Availability | Available Now for Fixturing |
| Term | 10 Years |
| Allowance | Negotiable |
Redesigned modern workplaces in an iconic Calgary landmark
Floor Plans
Floor Plan 200: 12,497 SF
Fully Finished Heritage Interiors
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Floor Plan 300: 12,469 SF
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Floor 4-6
Typical Floor Plan
The Neighbourhood
Calgary is quickly becoming one of the most sought after destinations in Canada. Today, Calgary is home to more than 1.4 Million people with a median age of only 37 and over 120 languages spoken throughout the city.
This vibrancy and diversity is most apparent in the downtown core, with dining and entertainment options to suit any interest, there’s more to Calgary than the Stampede.
With a significant investment in mixed use spaces, Calgary’s pathway connects you in walking distance to schools, restaurants, parks and several art installations and exhibits.
At the heart of this diverse environment, is the Lougheed Block, which embodies the variety, character and accessibility of the neighbourhood it resides in. More than just a brick and beam space, this well recognized and notable landmark is more than a building, but an example of Calgary’s adaptability and progressive ambition.
Stuart Watson
Senior Vice President*
+1 (403) 750-0540
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Katie Sapieha
Vice President*
+1 (403) 750-0529
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Trevor Davies
Senior Vice President*
+1 (403) 750-0542
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