ELECTRICAL SERVICES
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and management group of companies. It is focussed on the design, construction, leasing and management of grade A office spaces, high-quality retail, leisure and residential buildings in Central London
Background
Over the last 100 years, the globally active SAUTER Group, based in Basel (Switzerland) with a new development and production site in Freiburg (Germany), has developed and provided products, expertise and
solutions for building management and room automation over the entire building life cycle. Sauter Group has grown significantly in recent years and now employs 2,400 people worldwide with a turnover of approx. 425 million, making it one of the leading providers in the building automation sector. The UK company has its headquarters in Basingstoke with other offices in London and Manchester. The company's product range is distinguished by its Swiss quality and covers services, projects and facility management.
About Southbank Place
Southbank Place is being developed by Braeburn Estates, a joint venture between Canary Wharf Group plc and Qatari Diar Real Estate Investment Company.
About Canary Wharf Group
Canary Wharf Group plc has overseen the largest urban regeneration project ever undertaken in Europe, designing and building
more than 16.5m sq ft of London real estate, which now houses local and international companies and renowned retailers. The Canary Wharf estate is a major retail destination comprising around 1m sq ft across five shopping malls, including the award-winning leisure development, Crossrail Place, housing one of London’s most stunning roof gardens. It also has world- class, year-round arts and events programme offering over 200 diverse and culturally inspiring events performed throughout the Estate.
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