office fit-out
wanted to see new amenities introduced that you might not see on an average business park. That means it’s not just about what happens on the inside. The campus will have seating and picnic tables – breakout areas on the outside of the workspace. Intrinsic to that is going to be the new café sitting within the transformed landscaped area at the front of Earley East.”
Spear Street is talking to different catering providers with the goal to establish a café offer that complements the existing Benugo in Earley West, but that adds something extra. It has to be different.
“This new café isn’t just going to be for employees, their guests and occupiers of the Earley Buildings,” said Bereiter. “If we are going to establish a real campus feeling then the catering offer needs to serve everyone on the business park. That’s what we mean about adding value.”
Area and its team, alongside Paragon Building Consultancy (project managers) and QS, Pinnacle ESP (M&E services consultants), branding company Mammal, and Alphacello (sustainability consultants) are delivering more than a straightforward refurbishment of 85,000 sq ft of commercial space.
They are following a brief from Spear Street that is setting a new standard for workplaces in the Thames Valley. Sitting in its own beautiful 80-acre landscaped park makes Thames Valley
Park special, but now, with the fresh amenities introduced by Spear Street and designed by the Area team there will be a very different dynamic once the Earley Buildings are complete in Q1 2020.
Bereiter said: “It’s an exciting scheme for us, the first one for us in the UK after successful projects in Ireland and building on our property portfolio across the United States and Canada. What’s more, it is exactly what we hoped to start with: a project that creates a sense of community and will bring a new vibrancy to the whole area.”
For further information contact the agents acting for Spear Street Capital, CBRE and DTRE.
area.co.uk
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