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r//evolution r//elocating
After 10 incredible years in Hexham, the whole of the r//evolution operation is r//elocating down the road. Our new home from Monday 28th May will be the [Northern Design Centre](http://www.gateshead.gov.uk/Business and Industry/NorthernDesignCentre/NorthernDesignCentre.aspx) in Gateshead’s Baltic Quarter.
As well as panoramic views of the Baltic, Sage and Millennium Bridge from our top floor office space we will have high-tech conferencing facilities, the UK’s fastest and most powerful broadband connectivity and creative presentation suites at our fingertips, all of which will enhance the client servicing.
Gill Burgess set up r//evolution 10 years ago. She says:
“This is a major milestone for us. Hexham has been a great base for r//evolution. We have thoroughly enjoyed developing our business here and remain committed to working with all our clients across the region, into the future. The [Northern Design Centre](http://www.gateshead.gov.uk/Business and Industry/NorthernDesignCentre/Gallery.aspx) is part of a major creative hub and we’re really looking forward to the opportunities it presents as we continue to grow the business as a truly integrated brand agency. We’re looking forward to welcoming everyone to our new offices…..the door will be open!”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sara Fisher .
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