Hortons unveils refurbished Birmingham city centre office building
18 July 2024
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Work has completed on the second phase of an office refurbishment in Birmingham city centre that has delivered new amenities for occupiers.
Hortons has invested in the upgrade of Fifteen Colmore Row, a Grade A office building in Birmingham’s Colmore Business District.
The project has delivered an extended concierge reception area and new duplex lifts which have transformed the building’s arrival experience.
It follows the earlier creation of a new, fully furnished business lounge and roof terrace on the building’s top floor, providing exclusive tenant breakout and entertainment facilities, with views of Colmore Row and Cathedral Square.
Fifteen Colmore Row offers five floors of modern office space, with a range of onsite amenities including secure bicycle parking, and second floor shower and changing provision.
It is home to occupiers including property consultancy, Fisher German, which has relocated 70 staff to the building following completion of a CAT A refurbishment by Hortons.
Pasture Restaurant Group recently opened its new 7,000 sq ft venue on the ground floor of Fifteen Colmore Row – its biggest restaurant to date.
Nina Meeks of Hortons, said: “We are very pleased to have delivered the latest phase of refurbishment at Fifteen Colmore Row. The new concierge reception and duplex lifts have complemented the recent upgrades we have made to the building’s top floor, with modern business lounge facilities and a stunning new roof garden.
“The improvements have provided purpose-built spaces to enable our tenants to work, socialise and collaborate, and have already attracted new tenants to Fifteen Colmore Row.”
For further information on availability at Fifteen Colmore Row, please contact retained agents JLL and Knight Frank, or click here.
Photograph: (l-r) James Fox and Nina Meeks of Hortons.
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