Mace has completed construction of Gordon Murray Automotive’s (GMA) bespoke new global group HQ at Highams Park in Windlesham, Surrey.
The new campus is home to a purpose-built 4,300 sq m (circa 43,000 sq ft) vehicle production centre, customer excellence centre, after sales and bespoke centre and the Gordon Murray Heritage collection.
The site also features a specially-designed vehicle dynamics test road used for final validation and pre-delivery checks of new GMA supercars.
Stewart Ward, managing director for Mace fitout and retrofit, said: “We are thrilled to have supported the creation of such a unique and visionary project. Working closely alongside Gordon Murray’s project team, we have delivered industry leading quality in service, construction and fit out at the new, state-of-the-art headquarters.”
Phillip Lee, CEO for Gordon Murray Group, added: “The new Gordon Murray Automotive HQ at Highams Park represents a significant investment for the business and is a statement of intent for the company’s future. It is extremely satisfying that we’re able to continue T.50 manufacturing at the new site, while also streamlining production of T.33.
“Following the move to Highams Park, where all future GMA models will be produced, the company is on course to complete all 100 exclusive T.50 customer cars. The build of the 25 track-only T.50s Niki Lauda models will follow the completion of the T.50 run. Next, the production team will transfer to building the T.33 coupe, before that supercar’s open-top sibling – the T.33 Spider – enters the Highams Park vehicle production centre.
“The move to the new HQ will bring significant manufacturing efficiencies. The purpose-built site consolidates logistics, parts supply, and testing, while supercar production teams benefit from the latest technologies and optimised production layout, boosting efficiency, cross-team collaboration, and production quality.”
