Acergy relocates

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Since Stewart Milne Construction won the contract to develop the complex in 2006, Acergy has increased its headcount by 25 per cent.
The bespoke site currently houses 600 staff and has the capacity to accommodate 800.
The office design centres around two glass atriums and includes a leisure complex and catering facilities to accommodate the increased workforce.
The 17-acre site also incorporates a number of environmental features, including daylight and movement sensitive lighting controls, grey water harvesting, passive chilled beam cooling and a geothermal heat source system.
Bill Imlach, managing director of Stewart Milne Construction, said: ‘This has been an extremely significant project for Stewart Milne Construction.
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