The GSMA, the London-based association representing mobile network operators worldwide, has moved into a new headquarters designed by Engine Room, the architecture and design group based near Ipswich.
Engine Room, from Martlesham Heath, secured the project with initial designs that answered the GSMA’s brief to develop a more flexible and agile working space.
Michael O’Hara, GSMA chief marketing officer: “We are absolutely delighted with our new London Headquarters. Engine Room have exceeded all expectations and delivered an amazing environment for our staff.
“In addition to being visually stimulating, our new offices accommodate many different workstyles and encourage greater collaboration across the entire organisation.”
Patricia Bessey, Engine Room founder and director, said: “Our goal was to create an inspirational space that draws on advanced technological cues from within the mobile industry and build an exciting, vibrant workplace for GSMA staff.
“Based on the feedback that we’ve received from the GSMA, I’d say that we hit the mark.”
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