Global architecture, engineering and consultancy company Ramboll has increased its footprint at Royal London Asset Management Property’s The Distillery office scheme in Bristol city centre.
The company has taken a further 2,300 sq ft at the 93,000 sq ft office development, which is now almost fully let.
The development, which is located in the heart of the Temple Quarter Enterprise Zone, comprises two BREEAM Excellent-rated buildings.
Cheryl Evans, head of regional workplace, UK&I and CEMEA at Ramboll, said: “Expanding our presence at The Distillery reflects our commitment to Bristol and our people. The building’s sustainability credentials and vibrant location align with our values, supporting our growth and enabling us to deliver innovative, sustainable solutions for clients while providing an inspiring environment for our team.”
Arabella Pollock, from Royal London Asset Management Property, added: “We wanted The Distillery to be an exciting workplace for businesses to base themselves and both of these lettings are a testament to what we’ve been able to achieve here. At the same time, it was also important to offer somewhere that supports firms with their efforts to become more sustainable. This is increasingly important for occupiers as they look for spaces that suit both their current and future needs.”
Hannah Waterhouse, office agency director at JLL, which is joint agent with Knight Frank at The Distillery, said: “The fact that Ramboll has decided to grow its presence at The Distillery demonstrates the value that high quality office developments like this can provide. The letting is testament to the wealth of nearby amenities that city centre spaces can offer which make them attractive places for people to work. The new letting for Bake-a-licious is just the latest example of this and it is great to see a café like this find a new home to bring its Greek delicacies to Bristol.”
