GSSArchitecture


New website showcases services and expertise


Milton Keynes architectural practice, GSSArchitecture, are thrilled to announce the launch of their redesigned website. T e new and improved site communicates the


practice’s impressive service off ering and project experience through the use of high-quality imagery and moving images, with further emphasis being made on their approach to key industry topics such as social value, sustainability, health and wellbeing, carbon reduction and the use of modern methods of construction. Senior Partner, Tom Lyons, said of the relaunch:


“Our website is one of our most eff ective marketing tools, so it is crucial that we keep the site up to date, clear, informative and user friendly. We are


delighted with the improvements that have been made and are excited to better showcase our expertise to all site visitors. “Our in-house Marketing Team and Graphics


Division, 3DLABS, have worked extremely hard refreshing the site, from collating feedback from our internal teams and external clients, to fi lming and editing video footage and redesigning the layout. We could not be happier with the end result, and feel that the new site perfectly communicates our values as a practice.” GSSArchitecture’s website is updated with new


content on a regular basis, including a comprehen- sive news section, brochure downloads and details of various career opportunities on off er. With offi ces in Kettering, Gloucester, Harrogate,


Milton Keynes, and Newcastle, GSSArchitecture have grown from a Northamptonshire business, established in 1879 by John Alfred Gotch, to a national practice off ering a wide range of services through their in-house divisions.


To fi nd out more about GSSArchitecture and their service off ering, visit their newly relaunched website www.gssarchitecture.com


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