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Project team
Client: Gillespie Investments
Designer: James Barr Surveyors
Bespoke joinery and fit out: Elmwood
Gillespie Investments’ office at 176 Bath Street Glasgow takes ‘best use of space’ to a whole new level. Designed by James Barr Surveyors, with the fit out by Elmwood, the office has been tailor-made to offer as much function per square foot as possible.
Striking walnut partitions are fitted with Priva-lite glass, turning from transparency to privacy at the flick of a switch. Multi-media systems are discreetly housed within custom made timber panelling. And the more relaxed but no less stylish break out area offers clients a place to unwind or plug in laptops between meetings. A perfect blend of comfort and convenience that helped earn the project a nomination at the British Council for Offices (BCO) regional awards.
Images courtesy of Gary Gordon Photographer
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“Elmwood worked with us as partners and were as anxious as us that the project should be brought in on time and on budget, which it was.”
Project team
Client: Gillespie Investments
Designer: James Barr Surveyors
Bespoke joinery and fit out: Elmwood
Gillespie Investments’ office at 176 Bath Street Glasgow takes ‘best use of space’ to a whole new level. Designed by James Barr Surveyors, with the fit out by Elmwood, the office has been tailor-made to offer as much function per square foot as possible.
Striking walnut partitions are fitted with Priva-lite glass, turning from transparency to privacy at the flick of a switch. Multi-media systems are discreetly housed within custom made timber panelling. And the more relaxed but no less stylish break out area offers clients a place to unwind or plug in laptops between meetings. A perfect blend of comfort and convenience that helped earn the project a nomination at the British Council for Offices (BCO) regional awards.
Images courtesy of Gary Gordon Photographer
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“Elmwood worked with us as partners and were as anxious as us that the project should be brought in on time and on budget, which it was.”