Great Northern (180 E 5th) and 333 on the Park

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Great Northern (180 E 5th) &
333 on the Park

Connected Skyways
Bridge 26 (North) – 1990
Bridge 31 (West) – 1986
Bridge 36 (South) – 1989

Skyway Adjacent Buildings
Galtier Plaza (North)
Pioneer-Endicott/Jackson Ramp (West)
TPT (South)

Great Northern
180 E 5th St, St. Paul, MN, 55101
Built: 1910
Floors: 13
Total Sq. Ft.: 672,806
Owner: GAMMA Real Estate
Management Company: CBRE
Security Company:
Security Contact:

333 On The Park
333 N Sibley St, St. Paul, MN, 55101
Built: 1920
Floors: 8
Housing Units: 134
Owner: Timberland Partners
Management Company:
Security Company: Agreement with Great Northern
Security Contact:

Full Skyway Map

Easement Agreements

Skyway 26 Agreement (PDF)
Skyway 31 Agreement (PDF)
Skyway 36 Agreement (PDF)

Great Northern Skyway Level (Bridge 26 doc)
Great Northern & 333 on the Park Skyway Level (Bridge 26 doc)
Great Northern Street Level (Bridge 26 doc)
Great Northern, 333 on the Park, & TPT Skyway Levels (Bridge 36 doc)
Great Northern Skyway Level (Bridge 36 doc)

Notes

333 on the Park was granted an hours exception agreement to only open until 6pm on weekdays and remain locked to the public all weekend. In 2020 an additional exception was granted to make them locked to the public 24/7. It was agreed that hours would be revisited in the event that either a commercial tenant went into a 333 on the Park space, or the Great Northern eastern hallway were to close to the public. (need to find city council motion for this and other hours exceptions)


Bridges

A comprehensive guide to the climate controlled city owned bridges that make the skyway the skyway. 

Buildings

Essentially the same information presented in the bridges section, only sorted by building.

Access
FUTURE SECTION

Why is this door locked? Where ARE the doors? How do I get in? How do I get OUT? Skyway access is one of the more perplexing aspects of the DtStP Skyway.

Wayfinding
FUTURE SECTION

Getting from A to B can be quite an undertaking. There are maps and signs in every building but how helpful are they and what does improving them mean?


Immediate Action Items:

Bridges:

  • Determine what content is most valuable
  • Go through agreements and add any additional buildings included
  • Get consistent photos for all skyway bridges
  • Compile information in a spreadsheet/database

Long-Term Action Items:

  • Redraw easements to modern technology standards (or submit a request that DSI do it?)
  • Obtain hi-res skway level building maps and integrate with bridges and access maps, creating a SUPERmap.
  • Add a comprehensive buildings section to the mix, including all spaces vacant and occupied.
  • Integrate database with comprehensive DtStP database.

Potential Related Projects?

DtStP Database

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