Burness Paull invests in additional Glasgow office space to support growth

Burness Paull invests in additional Glasgow office space to support growth

Burness Paull has taken additional space at its Glasgow office at Two Atlantic Square.

The firm will extend its footprint into the second floor of the grade-A building – where it already occupies the entire fourth floor – allowing for more desks, collaborative working areas, and a larger events space for hosting clients.

Mark Ellis, managing partner at Burness Paull, said: “Our offices act as centres of excellence to support our high-performance culture and ambitious strategy.

“The extension of our Glasgow office is a significant investment as we enhance our working environment to ensure we provide best-in-class facilities for our people and support the provision of the highest-quality advice and service for our clients.”

Two Atlantic Square is a grade-A office building in Glasgow city centre, close to public transport links and with sustainability at the forefront of its design. It has a BREEAM excellent rating, is powered by 100 per cent renewable electricity, and a green roof with beehives to support biodiversity.

Euan Miller, managing director at BAM Properties, the commercial developer that co-owns and operates Two Atlantic Square, added: “We are delighted that Burness Paull has chosen to expand its presence within Two Atlantic Square, having been part of the building since it opened in 2022. Its continued growth at Two Atlantic Square is a strong endorsement of the quality of the accommodation, the location and the wider occupier environment we have created.

“As a joint venture between BAM Properties and Taylor Clark Limited, Two Atlantic Square was designed to provide exceptional grade-A workspace for ambitious, forward-thinking businesses. Now fully let, with a strong mix of leading professional services, engineering and technology occupiers, the building has established itself as one of Glasgow’s premier office destinations.

“It is particularly rewarding to see an occupier that has been with us from the beginning continue to invest in the building as part of its long-term growth plans.”

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