Wright Business Centre, Building, Greater Easterhouse Managed Workspaces, Architect
The Wright Business Centre, Glasgow : Information
Elder & Cannon building, southeast Glasgow, Scotland
Wright Business Centre, Glasgow 2006 Elder and Cannon Architects Text from Elder & Cannon Architects: The Wright Business Centre  photo © Keith Hunter, from Elder & Cannon Architects A new two-storey managed business centre operated by Greater Easterhouse Managed (GEM) Workspaces, the building has two floors of lettable office space incorporating communal and ancillary facilities including meeting rooms, a conference suite and a small cafĂ© with seating.  photo © Keith Hunter, from Elder & Cannon Architects The building form is divided into 3 main components, a glazed block centred around a double height atrium, a brick and aluminium clad wing containing the majority of office accommodation, and a single storey conference block clad in vertical aluminium rainscreen panelling.  photo © Keith Hunter, from Elder & Cannon Architects The large rooflit atrium, looking onto the cafe space and through to a walled garden, has been designed to foster a new business community, and through the placement of core shared facilities encourage interaction amongst the different users. Wright Business Centre, Glasgow : Scottish Design Awards 2007 - Commercial Project Shortlist: Elder and Cannon Architects Approx. cost: £3.8m The Wright Business Centre - information from Elder & Cannon Architects 251006 Wright Business Centre designers : Elder and Cannon Architects
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