Independent property, construction, and infrastructure consultancy Pick Everard has opened a bigger office in Nottingham as it grows its presence in the region.
The Leicester-based firm has taken new office space in the EastWest building, in Tollhouse Hill, in Nottingham city centre.
Nationally the business has more than 600 staff supporting both private and public sector clients. It has had a presence in Nottingham for more than 14 years, and the new office has 28 workspaces and two meeting rooms set up for hybrid meetings.
There are also informal meeting spaces, with a café on the ground floor for employees and clients.
It will be headed up by project director Nick Fox, who said: “This is a really exciting step for us in Nottingham, and we’re naturally eager to make the most of the new opportunities this expansion in space and resources will bring us.
“It also allows us to grow even further, with a number of vacancies currently live for electrical engineers and apprentices across multiple disciplines.
“We’re proud to be a consultancy that has nationwide capability and delivers local service.
“This new office continues driving this approach forward, only now with more firepower behind us.
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“Our agile and collaborative style of working will be able to flourish with the extra space meaning an even better output of the services we offer is possible.”
Pick Everard partner David Nisbet said: “Over the past two years particularly, the growth in both the design and management services of the business meant a bigger office was the only logical next step.
“On top of the greater resources we can now put into such areas, the move also allows us the opportunity to include additional new capabilities to the Nottingham office, bringing us more in line with Pick Everard’s multi-disciplinary construction solutions.
“Ultimately, we believe this growth signals the beginning of more expansion heading into the future.”
Pick Everard recently completed work on a new clinical skills specialist training facility for students at Nottingham Trent University, with a floor dedicated to simulated healthcare environments such as hospital wards or mock flats for home emergencies.
The firm has also been leading the development of new roads and public space on the southern side of the city around the new Broadmarsh car park. Since work began in 2020 much of the existing area, including an eight-lane highway, has been repurposed into pedestrian-friendly space.
Its new Nottingham office will be available to its workers from Derby, Leicester and Sheffield when visiting the city.
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