Local interiors firm lands contract to create office for “Hull institution”
A Hull-based interiors company has secured a deal to renovate a vacant space for a European firm based in the city.
Domestic and commercial heating specialist Groupe Atlantic has appointed Chameleon Business Interiors to create a new office space for its operations team at its premises on National Avenue.
The plans will see the space converted into a new office space which is due for completion this February.
As well as an open-plan main office, the site will feature separate break out spaces including a staff kitchen as well as a mezzanine floor.
Kevin McIntosh, head of design at Chameleon, commented: “We are delighted to be working with Groupe Atlantic, a company that is truly a Hull institution.
“Creating people-inspired workspaces is what we do best, and we are confident that the workspace will really benefit from our teams’ experience in using every available inch to design and create a beautiful, flexible and inspiring work environment.
“We’re now onsite and work is progressing well. We can’t wait to see the new completed space!”
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