Reflecting an improved business atmosphere in the South West, more firms in Exeter, Devon are looking to upgrade their office interiors with an office refurbishment or office refreshment of their existing premises. Lifting moral and improving the experience for clients and employees alike. Gregory Distribution, a
Ogilvy Mather, one of the largest communication companies in the UK, is set to leave Canary Wharf in a 200,000 sq/.ft office move back west into the city from whence it came to Sea Containers House. About 20 years ago, Sir Martin Sorrell thought it was a
Babcock International Group has agreed to lease 70,000 sq ft at Davidsons Developments and Rotherhill Developments’ new Leicester office refurbishment near Birmingham in the Midlands, on a site formerly occupied by BAE systems - representing one of the largest Leicester office deals this year. The engineering firm who employs
Your Move, one of the UK's largest estate agents and a subsidiary of Newcastle headquartered LSL Property Services is set to relocate the majority of its Exeter operations into The Forum building in Exeter, off Southernhay, in one of the largest office acquisitions in the
Gratterpalm, the North's leading advertising agency, has taken 15,000 sq/ft at No 1 Leeds agreeing a lease with group IVG for its prime Leeds scheme in the Yorkshire city - which will see undertake them a new Leeds office relocation. Group IVG subsidiary Oppenheim bought the building, the former Latitude Red, as
Work has begun on a new 20 Storey office building at 25 Churchill Place in Canary Wharf. Once completed in late 2014 it is set to become the new headquarters for the European Medicines Agency. The initial stages are already well under way for Canary Wharf
Quadrant 3 is one of four blocks that forms the spectacular Quadrant, that sits at the south end of Regent Street. At the beginning of January 2012 the building was 60% let. In February Telefónica will start their fit out of the 4th and 5th
To walk around Royal William Yard Plymouth today is both a step back in time and a giant leap into the future. The latest development by regeneration specialists Urban Splash is an inspiring realisation of the future of this historic building - and maybe the City
Today UBM, the publishing and exhibitions company, agreed to take 105,000 sq ft of space in a 20-storey building planned by a joint venture between developer Great Portland Estates and BP's pension fund. The new London office fit out will take place over the top nine floors
Fort Dunlop stood empty for 25 years until this landmark building, visible from junction 5 on the M6, underwent a massive redevelopment program. Originally designed by Sidney Scott and WW Gibbings in the 1920s as a car tyre warehouse, the building now provides 350,000 sq