OP completes RSM's new Nottingham workspace
20 Dec 2024
Published on:
15 January 2021
Updated on:
19 February 2024
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We delivered the new Nottingham headquarters of an expanding executive recruitment consultancy. Forsyth Barnes have invested in a fit out of their new office space on Friar Lane in the city, as part of their ambitious plans to create 100 new jobs.
We created a vibrant activity-based environment which has been designed to reflect Forsyth Barnes۪ specialisms in the sports and emerging technology sectors.
It includes video theatre rooms for international virtual meetings, smart switchable glass that frosts at the touch of a button and Alexa-enabled coffee machines and projectors.
The sports-themed workspace also features basketball nets, a golf putting green, neon lighting and a large Asian-inspired gong stand to celebrate new job placements.
We worked with the landlord, who had recently refurbished the office to Grade A accommodation, to ensure the maximum benefit of that investment was gained by Forsyth Barnes.
The new office will accommodate up to 48 employees with the potential to develop further vacant office space located next door as the business continues to expand.
Gary Tailby, managing director at Office Principles, said: 'Forysth Barnes is a young and dynamic business, with its own very unique culture and values. We۪'ve very much enjoyed working together to design and deliver a fun and energetic working environment that encourages collaboration and physical movement and reflects the sector specialisms of the brand. It۪s great to see an expanding business commit its future to the city of Nottingham.'
Scott Parsons, managing partner, Forsyth Barnes, said: 'Office Principles have taken our vision and created some really cool brand concepts. The team has been superb in challenging external circumstances. All of our team are delighted with the new space, and we look forward to welcoming future FBers to the coolest office in Nottingham!''
Forsyth Barnes was named by the Financial Times as one of the fastest growing businesses in Europe. It plans to create up to 100 new roles for research and recruitment executives all over Europe and the US in the sports, tech, fintech and eCommerce markets.