Glasgow's £30 million office development Cadworks welcomes first tenant
13 September 2021
Cadworks, the £30 million development in Glasgow and set to be one of the most sustainable in Scotland, has secured its first tenant. UK Law firm TLT has taken the 10,000 sq ft top floor at the Grade A office building located in the heart of the city's commercial district.
The space will be the first of the firm's six UK offices designed from scratch to support agile working, with facilities and tech enabling employees to mix remote working with time in the office. The design also puts employee wellness and space to collaborate onsite with clients at the centre of its plans.
The development is due to complete in time for the United Nations' COP26 climate change summit in November and will be one of the city's first net zero office buildings. It will also feature Glasgow's first cycle-in access ramp, extensive cycling facilities, recycled construction materials, and air purifying Airlite paint. TLT will move to its new home in early 2022 when its bespoke fit out completes.
Basil Demeroutis, FORE's managing partner, said:
"We are delighted to announce TLT as the first tenant for Cadworks. A firm of this calibre, with a high commitment to environmental and social responsibility, is the perfect fit for our building, which has been designed as one of the most sustainable in Scotland
"As businesses rightly focus on bolstering the social, cultural, and environmental attributes of their brand, they are reshaping the way they care for their staff, the community, and the planet. Cadworks helps them to achieve this. We are proud to welcome TLT to Cadworks and look forward to their move to the building."
FORE is a leading real estate developer in Glasgow, and as a certified B Corporation, is committed to environmental stewardship and social impact, working for the benefit of all stakeholders. It is driven to help Glasgow's most vulnerable communities through its projects. In addition to being a B Corp, FORE has made an industry-leading pledge for its business and operations to be net zero carbon by 2025.
