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Bristol's huge eco office Halo starts to 'take shape' as work on steel framework begins

Halo at FInzels Reach is set to be one of the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ's greenest office buildings when it opens

The Halo building being constructed in Bristol(Image: Cubex)

A huge eco office block being built in Bristol city centre is beginning to “take shape”, according to the developers behind the project.

Halo, at Finzels reach, will house around 1,000 people when it opens, including staff from Tesco Pension Investment and law firm Osborne Clarke, which is planning to move its 600-strong team into the building.

According to developers Cubex, the steel frame that will form the main superstructure of Halo is beginning to appear out of the ground as works steam ahead on site.

The 116,000 sq ft property is being constructed on the former fire station headquarters site.

Contractor Willmott Dixon has already dug out and poured in the concrete for the basement to pave the way for the construction of the superstructure.

Peter Walford, managing director at Cubex, said: "It's fantastic to see such great progress on site at phase two of Finzels Reach, with Halo one of the only office buildings currently under construction in Bristol city centre.

“The importance of staff wellbeing and standout environmental credentials has risen up the agenda significantly during the last year, and rightly so.

"We are proud to be delivering a smart, green, leading-edge office that has these principles at its heart."