Business school looks forward to office relocation

02-04-2008

One major institution has welcomed the start of a project in Newcastle that will end in its office relocation to Downing Plaza.

Work has commenced to demolish the Scottish & Newcastle Brewery in the city centre, soon to be replaced by new office designs, some of which are to be tenanted by the Newcastle University Business School.

Professor John Leopold, acting director of the school, remarks: "Our relocation to such a prestigious building is a mark of just one of the great things in the pipeline for Newcastle University Business School as we move forward into the future."

The scheme reflects the largest planning application lodged in the city since 1973, according to the Chronicle.

While the business school is a major tenant, 100,000 sq ft of commercial space on the development remains available to the market.

Earlier this week, Choregus reported that eight new buildings are set to be built in Newcastle's Longbenton area to provide increased office space in the city.

Related News Articles

03-07-2008Norwegian firm takes up Norwich office space

03-07-2008Positive Solutions enters Plymouth office layout

02-07-2008Yorkshire office plans unveiled

02-07-2008UK estate agent in European office first

02-07-2008Wakefield to receive new office layout

Morgan Lovell - Office interior design, fit out and refurbishment

Workplace appraisals
Work out how much space you need for your people, storage, IT and growth.

Office interior design
Award-winning office designs that'll wow your clients and work well for you.

Office fit out
Transform an empty space into an exceptional office.

Office Refurbishment
Make more of the space you've already got (without disrupting your business).

Sustainable workplaces
From sustainability assessments to sustainable office design, fit out and refurbishment.