East Port Properties - 351 Water Street

351 Water Street Parking 351 Water Street is the first new office building on Water Street in more than 25 years. It’s the first building in Newfoundland and Labrador to be heated and cooled by sea water. And it’s the first to host a private sector juried art commission. 351 is a contemporary six-storey, 168,000 square foot office tower above prime retail and commercial space with a 445-car parkade which includes 245 public parking spaces. The building was designed to balance the old with the new; to reflect the heritage of Water Street while incorporating the most modern of technologies.

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Using the Power of the Tides

351 is the first building in Newfoundland and Labrador to be heated and cooled by sea water. Based on an innovative system developed by East Port for their Purdy’s Wharf complex in Halifax, it uses the natural thermal energy of the tides that flow near the building to heat and cool the building. The big advantage of this, aside from the obvious environmental benefits, is that 351’s tenants have lower energy and operating costs.

Human Building

351 has been designed to provide the most healthy and human environment possible.

High-quality fresh air is provided through a dedicated outdoor unit
Enhanced day lighting
Lockers and shower facilities for tenants
Flexible workspace to match users’ needs
Active building management – all concerns and issues are taken seriously and dealt with in a timely fashion

Public Art in a Creative Space

East Port hosted the first private sector juried art commission in Newfoundland and Labrador to create a piece of public art to be incorporated into 351. This piece, the Black Island Punt by Newfoundland artist, Will Gill, is on permanent display in the lobby of 351.

Tenant Information

The office tower of 351 is fully leased.

Husky Energy was announced as the anchor tenant, on 22 January 2013, taking five of the six floors.
On 26 February 2013, Subsea 7 was announced as being the tenant of the sixth floor.

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351 Water Street Awarded First LEED® Gold Certification in NL

11 May 2017, St. John’s, NL – East Port Properties and Stantec are proud to announce 351 Water Street has been awarded LEED^® Gold certification, one of the highest designations of sustainable practices and management. 351 Water Street becomes the first LEED^® Gold certified building in Newfoundland and Labrador. East Port Properties wanted to develop 351 Water Street as a building of firsts, and with Stantec’s design, was able achieve these goals – the first new office building in St. John’s in 25 years, the first use of precast concrete for both aesth...

351 Water Street Wins 2016 Canadian Consulting Engineering Award of Excellence

26 October 2016, St. John’s, NL – East Port Properties is proud to announce that Stantec has been awarded a 2016 Canadian Consulting Engineering Award of Excellence for 351 Water Street, achieving the highest national mark of recognition. As the developers of 351 Water Street, East Port Properties wanted a building of firsts – the first new office building in St. John’s in 25 years, the first use of precast concrete for both aesthetics and longevity in the parking garage, and a measurable first – sustainable building systems, using the closest natural resource – the St. John’s Harb...

It’s the First new office building in downtown St. John’s in more than 25 years.

While architecturally designed to carry on the long-standing heritage of Water Street charm, 351 will also incorporate the best of today’s newest technologies. This stunning new development includes an innovative six-storey, 168,000-square-foot office tower above prime retail and commercial space, and a 445-car parkade, including 245 public parking spaces.

East Port Properties invites you to look closer at the building that is bringing a whole new energy to downtown St John’s. Check back often to watch as history unfolds.

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351 Water Street Parking Lottery is now open

97 New Monthly Parking Spaces in Downtown St. John’s

St. John’s, NL – Today marks the official opening of the call for applications for the 97 new monthly parking spaces available at 351 Water Street.

“East Port is pleased to be hosting this parking lottery, offering an equal and fair chance for people to get a monthly parking space in downtown St. John’s, said John Lindsay, President of East Port Properties. “We’d like to thank the City of St. John’s, as these parking spaces are supported by their efforts to increase parking in the downtown area.”

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East Port Properties celebrates grand opening of 351 Water Street

The first new office building in downtown St. John’s in 25 years

St. John’s, NL – Last night marked the grand opening celebration of 351 Water Street, and the official beginning of a new age in the city’s waterfront development.

“It is an honour to be surrounded by the people that have been an integral part of transforming 351 from paper sketch to the first new building in downtown St. John’s in 25 years,” said John Lindsay, President of East Port Properties. “This accomplishment is the result of years of collaboration, and to all of those involved, we tip our hats and say thank...

For parking inquiries, please contact Indigo Office located on Level 0 of 351 Water Street parking facility, or visit the Indigo website to learn more.

Daily Rates and Monthly Permits (taxes included):

$2 – per 1/2 hour
$15 – per day (6am to 6pm)
$10 – overnight (6pm to 6am)
$205 - unlimited monthly
$155 - 15 Entries & Exists
$113 - 10 Entries & Exits

Located within steps of the St. John’s Harbour, it was inevitable that the development concept for 351 Water Street included using seawater as part of the plan for the building to be energy efficient and environmentally sustainable. Three drilled wells in the basement of the building connected to the building heat pump equipment, allow the use of the ground water that flows in and out underneath the building for both heating and cooling. Occupancy sensors in transient occupant areas, photo sensors in daylight areas with auto dimming, two air handling units per floor – one for perimeter zones, the other for interior – and demand control ventilation results in building systems that can target occupant levels and movement to respond only when and where necessary. The closed chilled water loop allows connection of tenant data center cooling equipment, and the rejected heat from the data centre is returned to the building loop for use in areas where heating is required. 351 Water Street is a 6-storey office building set on top of a 6-storey parking garage, so all office floors have the benefit of a ‘high-level’ view of downtown St. John’s and its working harbour. The office building was set back to maintain the height limits in the area, as well as to reduce shadowing at ground level. Visually light building materials make the building unobtrusive from Water Street, and blend with the scale and proportion of adjacent buildings. The 28,000 square foot floor plate and stepped curtain wall exterior provide maximum opportunity for daylighting and views, and tenants responded by designing open concept space, allowing the majority of their staff to enjoy these features, while concentrating closed offices, boardrooms and services around the core. Internal stairwells and restoration of an historic laneway has reconnected Water Street and Harbour Drive, and provided sheltered public spaces which can be used by customers of the retail services areas on Water Street. The parking garage provides on-site parking, including electric vehicle charging stations on every floor, and elevators connect the parking facility with the office floors. For those who prefer to bike or walk to work, showers, locker rooms and covered, secure, bike storage areas are provided within the building. Give us a call for further information, or to organize a tour if you are interested in learning more about the building.

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