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Following completion of the structural alterations at Bloomsbury House, we’ve made significant progress with the structural reinstatement works of two new lift shafts ready for our new lifts arriving in November. A newly installed concrete staircase now reconnects the two buildings, enhancing access and integration. Additionally, the removal of the external scaffold has begun, revealing the freshly decorated façade. This ambitious project is the transformation of a Grade II listed building, including the removal of the main core, existing staircases, and lifts, followed by a Cat-A fit out. We're collaborating closely with The Bedford Estates Bloomsbury, SPPARC, MNP and Taylor Project Services LLP to bring this restoration to life. Our project team: Nicholas Holmes - Project Manager Alex Vladuca - Senior Site Manager Matt Thorne - Senior Quantity Surveyor Jonathan Silva - Assistant Site Manager More updates to come as we continue the fit out! #BloomsburyHouse #ProjectUpdate #Construction #Restoration

Transforming listed buildings isn’t without its challenges. From sourcing period-appropriate materials to obtaining approvals, it’s a complex process that demands attention to detail. Our transformation of the historic Euston Station Ticket Hall into stunning modern offices showcases how we navigate these complexities, blending the character of the past with the demands of the present. With careful planning and an eye for detail, we ensured that the unique heritage of this iconic space was preserved while creating a functional, contemporary environment. Find out how we approach the intricacies of listed building projects and explore the key considerations in our most recent article: https://hubs.ly/Q02VDqH80 Find out more about our Eversholt Street project here: https://hubs.ly/Q02VDtLQ0 #HeritageRenovation #ListedBuilding #EustonStation #Architecture #Ambit

When working with listed buildings, even the smallest changes can require careful planning. With over 370,000 listed properties in England, navigating the regulations to preserve their historical significance is essential. Our recent refurbishment of the Grade II*-listed Voysey House is a prime example, where we balanced the building's historic character with modern functionality. From securing Listed Building Consent to using traditional techniques, we ensured that every step respected the building's heritage. Curious about the intricacies of working with Grade I, II*, or II buildings? Discover more in our latest guide and see how we blend preservation with contemporary needs: https://lnkd.in/eEUPTVUB Find out more about our refurbishment of Voysey House here: https://hubs.ly/Q02TZblH0 #ListedBuildings #HeritagePreservation #VoyseyHouse #BuildingConservation #Ambit

Tenant Ready spaces are about more than just being functional—they’re tailored to the needs of those who will occupy them. At 101 New Cavendish Street, both Level 1 and Level 2 were transformed into flexible, high-spec environments, offering tenants adaptable workspaces ready for day one. For 3 St Helens Place, the focus was on creating a practical, efficient office, designed with the end-user in mind. 7 Bishops Gate, Level 4, saw a fully bespoke fit-out, delivering a space tailored precisely to tenant requirements. Check out more of our Tenant Ready and Cat-B projects on our website: https://lnkd.in/eZK9kbcg #TenantReady #WorkspaceDesign 

Our technical expertise was key in ensuring the successful delivery of the 101 St Martin’s Lane project. We worked closely with building management to customise the reception desk for specific operational needs. The sleek concrete reception desk, timber cladding with fire-rated treatment, and the integration of an access control system all showcase our ability to blend style with functionality. To minimise disruption, we developed a two-phased approach. Phase one expanded the space with MEP reconfigurations, while phase two focused on finalising surface finishes and furniture installation. Read our latest case study to explore the details: https://hubs.la/Q02Tgj4D0 #WorkplaceDesign #OfficeFitOut #TechnicalPrecision

As we enter the last quarter of the year, we're reflecting on some of our standout projects from the past 12 months. A highlight has been the transformation of 163-203 Eversholt Street, where our team created a dynamic, tenant-ready environment tailored to modern business needs. With a focus on functionality and flexibility, we delivered a workspace designed to support productivity from the moment tenants step in. The attention to detail and bespoke design reflects our commitment to creating spaces that elevate the tenant experience. Find out more about this project and others from the past year on our website: https://hubs.la/Q02Snsxd0 #TenantReady #WorkspaceDesign #EversholtStreet Beadmans LLP, Anomaly Troup Bywaters + Anders Feldberg Capital

At 101 St Martins Lane, we transformed the reception area into a versatile and welcoming hub. With the addition of flexible working spaces and a dedicated meeting room, the refreshed environment now offers a perfect blend of functionality and style, tailored for a modern workforce. The project also included key upgrades such as a revamped DDA-compliant toilet, a new hydration station, and a full floor replacement, giving the space a fresh, contemporary feel. We also improved efficiency by upgrading the FCUs and lighting, ensuring comfort and control throughout the space. Find out more about this transformation on our website: https://bit.ly/4dzj0hA #WorkplaceDesign #OfficeFitOut #Ambit

In this month’s edition of Sustainable Spaces, we explore how Mycelium, a biodegradable material derived from fungal threads, presents an opportunity to redefine sustainable building. Grown from agricultural waste, it offers carbon-negative solutions for panels, bricks, and more. Mycelium is versatile, eco-friendly, and capable of reducing the environmental impact of traditional construction methods. It was even used to build a pavilion at Glastonbury Festival in 2023! Want to learn more about how Mycelium and other innovations are leading the future of sustainable construction? Check out the full article here: https://hubs.la/Q02R2MN50 #SustainableDesign #Mycelium #Ambit

Our team has successfully completed the helipad abseil from the 17th floor of The Royal London Hospital in support of London's Air Ambulance Charity ! A huge well done to Martin Evans, Sasha Johnson, Liam Capp, Matthew Robinson, Romario Vago, Michael Harvey, Sophie Fowler and Leila Querino from BGO for their bravery. The funds raised will help London's Air Ambulance Charity continue their life-saving work across the city. Thank you to everyone who supported us! If you haven’t yet, there’s still time to donate: https://hubs.la/Q02QLWLZ0 Check out our team in action! #Ambit #Fundraising #LondonsAirAmbulance #Teamwork

A well-designed workspace is key to supporting diverse working styles, especially for neurodivergent employees. Flexibility is crucial—offering adjustable furniture, quiet areas for focused work, and collaborative zones allows employees to personalise their environment to suit their needs. It’s also important to create layouts that support both productivity and comfort. By thoughtfully integrating flexible workstations and dedicated zones, every employee can work in a way that suits them best. Ready to create a workspace that works for everyone? Find out more on our website: https://hubs.la/Q02NFNvq0 #OfficeDesign #Neurodiversity #WorkplaceInnovation #Ambit