The reception of the iconic Aurora office building in Bothwell
Street has undergone a £380,000 makeover project managed by JLL.
Originally featuring a natural limestone floor and light stone
cladding, the building's owners have introduced colour, texture and
good lighting to create a spark of excitement. The refurbishment,
based on designs by architects Holmes Miller, was inspired by the
building's namesake - the Aurora Borealis.
The new reception area includes a series of unique, classic ring
style LED suspended lights, forming infinite bands of light
floating above the lounge. Lighting was supplied by Kelvin Lighting
and Hulley & Kirkwood were Consultant Engineers.
Built in 2006, the 176,500 sq ft office scheme is fully let with
occupiers including Barclays, AECOM, BNP Paribas, Burness Paull,
Marks & Clerk, and Aggreko Plc.
Gordon Rogerson, Associate Director from JLL said: "We're very
pleased with the final result at the Aurora Building. Through the
clever use of lighting and materials, we've been able to create a
new reception which increases the available space and depth, while
providing a more contemporary look and feel for occupiers and their
employees."