FOCUS: FREEWAY TECHNOLOGY PARK
Mazda’s new Amati headquarters, the biomedical firm Interpore and Dinamation recently became tenants of the Freeway Technology Park in the Irvine Spectrum. Built in two phases, the park contains 10 single-story and two-story buildings for research and design as well as other high-tech purposes. The project features extensive use of private lobby areas, skylights for energy conservation and exterior landscaping.
FACTS AND FIGURES
Address: 181-217 Technology Drive, Irvine
Developer: Irvine Co. and Birtcher
Architect: Howard Thompson & Associates
Broker: Birtcher
Number of floors: Single- and two-story
Square feet: 157,811 in Phase One; 184,671 in Phase Two
Use: Research and design, high technology
Date completed: June, 1989 (Phase One); May, 1990 (Phase Two)
Percentage of building leased: 76% (Phase One); 88% (Phase Two)
Rental cost per square foot: $0.80-$1.70
MAJOR TENANTS
Square feet
Mazda-Amati: 48,000
Dinamation: 37,000
Interpore: 37,000
Scan-Optics: 28,000
Source: Irvine Industrial Co.
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