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Scottish Enterprise Glasgow Offices
Scottish Enterprise Glasgow design by BDP Architects, Scotland
post updated 21 December 2021
Scottish Enterprise Glasgow
image © Keith Hunter from Building Design Partnership
image © Keith Hunter from BDP Architects
This is a major Building Design Partnership building on the north bank of the Clyde in Glasgow’s Broomielaw financial district.
image © Keith Hunter from BDP Architects
The SEEL building is based round a huge atrium that looks onto the River Clyde, with entry just off the Broomielaw.
Scottish Enterprise Headquarters was completed in 2001.
SEEL: image © Keith Hunter from Building Design Partnership
28 January 2014
inovo by Scottish Enterprise in Glasgow
Scottish Enterprise has officially opened its £10m industry engagement building, inovo, a purpose-built office block which will help support the offshore renewable energy market.
inovo provides 3,900 sqm of office space and is the first phase of development within Glasgow’s International Technology and Renewable Energy Zone (ITREZ) a new zone developed to bring business and academia together and place the city at the forefront of this industry.
The building is designed to encourage partnership between companies within the industry and it is envisaged that the communal areas, business lounge and meeting rooms will act as a hub for information sharing and collaboration.
inovo completed in September 2013 and is the first office building in Glasgow to achieve an ‘A’ Energy Performance Certificate and an Excellent BREEAM rating.
BDP is also designing the adjacent Technology Innovation Centre for the University of Strathclyde also within ITREZ and due to complete this September.
Adrian Gillespie, Scottish Enterprise’s MD of operations, said: “Initiatives such as ITREZ play a key role in supporting the growth of the sector in Scotland. In particular, inovo, together with the University of Strathclyde’s Technology Innovation Centre, aims to bridge the gap between industry and academia by offering co-location opportunities and creating an ideal breeding ground for industry to harness cutting edge research and help shape the offshore renewable industry of tomorrow.”
source: BDP
SEEL: image © Keith Hunter from Building Design Partnership
SEEL, 5 Atlantic Quay, 150 Broomielaw, Glasgow
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