THE BUILDING

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This 1920 146,000 SF building has a history of supporting innovation and hard work. A recent investment in upgrades and improvements continues the tradition for modern day manufacturers.

Features:

• Flexible suite options ranging from 1,500 to 15,000 SF

• Free tenant parking, dedicated lots for the Main Building and the North Building

• Easy access to I-5, I-84, 99E, I-205

• Located directly on the TriMet Max Orange Line

• Close proximity to bus and bike routes

• Bike storage & shower facilities

• Communal, interior common areas

• Shared historic conference rooms with stained glass windows

• Shared covered loading docks with raised platforms (tractor trailer height)

• Shared forklift on site

• Glass sectional roll-up doors

• Concrete or wood flooring (varies by space)

• Skylights & exterior windows provide abundant natural light

• Restored exposed wood beams

• Exposed brick on exterior walls

• 480 volt 3-phase power with 100A electrical panel, outlets and building standard lighting

• Heating (freeze protection)

• Full sprinkler protection with fire alarm

The History

A seamless blend of practical, industrial space and a vibrant, collaborative community

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The Iron Fireman has a long—and some might say somewhat quirky—history of being a space for making (things). Though what is manufactured has changed over the years, the act and art of making has not.