A tech firm has relocated its Birmingham team to a new home.
TerraQuest has moved from Broad Street to a new 7,000 sq ft office space in Northspring, Temple Street.
The Birmingham-headquartered company, which also has offices in Bristol and Belfast, was founded in 1972 and offers software products for land and planning projects.
Chief operating officer David Bellamy said: "Relocating to our new office at Northspring represents a significant milestone for TerraQuest.
"This modern space is perfectly suited to our evolving needs, enabling us to drive innovation, enhance teamwork and continue delivering exceptional results in an inspiring environment."
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Property consultancy Lambert Smith Hampton is letting agency for the building.
Director Richard Williams added: "We're thrilled to welcome Terraquest to Temple Street.
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"The Birmingham office is the headquarters of their entire business with a headcount of 125. As such, they were committed to making this a statement move that set the tone for their wider working culture.
"This also represents the largest letting in the building to date."
Northspring is the new name for 31 Temple Street which was the home of law firm Irwin Mitchell for many years until it relocated to The Colmore Building in 2020.
A renovation project saw the creation of 23 separate office suites alongside new facilities for tenants such as a business lounge, a screening room, podcast studio and private booths for video calls.
Other tenants at the Birmingham hub include software firm Invida and civil engineering consultancy Mclaughlin & Harvey.
Avison Young is joint agency on the building alongside Lambert Smith Hampton.