Adair relocates to Sadler Bridge Studios

DERBY, U.K. - Rezul -- Chartered surveyors and construction consultants, Adair, have become the first non-creative business to take office space at Connect Derby's Sadler Bridge Studios.

When the company set up its Derby base in early 2019, non-creative businesses weren't eligible to take space at Sadler Bridge Studios. However, when the rules were relaxed at the turn of the year, Adair's head of region, Rachel Titley, and her team jumped at the chance to make the move to the building on Bold Lane in the city.

The relocation follows a hugely successful few years for Adair, which was founded in 1994 and has offices in London, Surrey and Gibraltar.

Over the years the company has established a strong track record for delivering commercial and residential developments across the UK and overseas. Its core services are quantity and building surveying, project management, dispute resolution and project monitoring.

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The move to Derby forms part of the company's strategic expansion programme with one new job recently created.

The three-storey Sadler Bridge Studios managed workspace is located on the site of the former Princes supermarket at the bottom of Sadler Gate. It features 36 high specification offices, ranging in size from 150 ft² to 550 ft² and is home to a diverse range of tenants from start-ups to established and developing businesses.

Earlier this year, Friar Gate and Sadler Bridge Studios were given the green light to let up to 30% of their space to tenants from across the creative industries supply chain in order to further promote entrepreneurship within the city.

Eligible businesses include professional services firms such as accountants, lawyers, financial services and HR professionals, along with education and training companies.

Commenting on the move to Sadler Bridge Studios, Rachel Titley, head of region at Adair, said:

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"We are really delighted with our new, modern premises. Sadler Bridge Studios offers us a high street presence and visibility alongside the support of a serviced office environment in a modern building. The facilities here are first class, particularly the meeting room facilities and RASK, the fantastic café, which is based here.

"Connect Derby promotes collaboration and we've already had a couple of opportunities to work with some of the other tenants, which is an added benefit of being based here.

"We have exciting expansion plans and the space and the facilities here will give us everything we need to fulfil our growth potential and accommodate our staff and clients."

Sadler Bridge Studios is one of seven diverse buildings offered by Connect Derby.

The scheme provides micro businesses, entrepreneurs and SMEs with the high specification working environment, IT infrastructure and business support they need to grow and develop. Co-working and virtual offices are available.