Leeds architect announces expansion plans after Killingbeck office move
A Leeds architectural practice has announced plans for future expansion following its move to new offices.
PDG Architectural has completed its relocation to a new office space in Killingbeck Office Village at Killingbeck Court on the outskirts of East Leeds.
The move, which was part of the company’s growth plans, will allow the additional capacity needed for the firm to increase its presence and secure new work across the North East and Yorkshire.
Andy Pickup, managing director, commented: “The move to our new office is hugely significant as it provides the perfect platform for the on-going implementation of our ambitious growth plans and the introduction of new services in the next 12 months.
“We are seeing strong growth across core markets with a healthy forward order book and this new office strengthens our delivery capability. It’s a really exciting time for us, the team and our clients.”
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