REFURBISHMENT TEAM SPIRIT
Forbo’s flooring designs provide the key for a vibrant new office space.
When ABM Alliance, an events planning company, looked to refurbish a former ambulance station into its new Bristol city centre offices, they tasked Kerr Office Group with the job. With the aim of creating a bold and inspiring space, Kerr Office Group specified Forbo Flooring Systems’ Allura Flex Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) flooring and Tessera Accord carpet tiles, favouring its varied palette and portfolio.
With over 40 years’ experience organising and running B2B events, ABM Alliance is an expert in event planning and creating strong partnerships between brands. Presented with the opportunity to upgrade its office spaces, ABM Alliance has moved to a brand-
new location in Jubilee Hall, at the heart of Bristol’s historic harbourside.
Speaking on these refurbishments, Angela Tedder, senior technical designer at Kerr Office Group, said: “The new space was incredibly large, extending to over 4,500 sq ft and it needed a complete refurbishment. The team had an idea in mind for how they wanted the space to look, playing on Jubilee Hall’s character, while still providing a collaborative and sociable environment that matched their team spirit. However, due to the building’s architectural history – once being an ambulance station – we knew that applying this design would be complex.
“We felt that pattern and colour was going to be key for this space. With ABM Alliance having a really strong and vibrant orange branding, we wanted to incorporate this where possible, all without detracting from the building’s natural charm. This is why we looked to specify Forbo floorcoverings, with the supplier offering a wide range of colourways for us to choose from.”
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