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Office refurbishment marks Sanderson Weatherall’s commitment to Newcastle
Chartered surveyors Sanderson Weatherall have cemented their commitment to Newcastle city centre with the refurbishment of the firm’s offices.
The firm has signed a new lease. The landlords employed Sanderson Weatherall to remodel the reception area of the Grey Street office, which they have occupied since 2002.
Gavin Black, acting for the landlord, said “We were delighted with the design and project management Sanderson Weatherall provided and the end result is excellent”.
As well as refurbishing the ground floor reception area, work has been carried out to create new meeting space on the first floor, along with other internal reshaping. A Sanderson Weatherall’s in-house architectural team, led by Gillian Smith and Lee Sanderson, project managed the reception refurbishment.
The changes will also help Sanderson Weatherall move towards a paperless office and create increased operational efficiency for staff, as well as establishing quieter working areas.
Chris Dixon, a Partner at Sanderson Weatherall, said: “We have worked very closely with Gavin Black, our landlord’s agent, to cement our future in the centre of Newcastle. It is important to us that we operate at the heart of one of the most vibrant commercial property markets in the country, and our passion for property extends as much to the space we occupy as that which we handle for our clients.
“We have been here for 12 years and the work which has been done to change the layout of the office will keep us here for years to come by ensuring it meets the needs of our business for the future.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Recognition PR Business Team .
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