The property consultancy’s new premises offer a state-of-the-art flexible working environment with an open plan layout, as well as a range of spaces designed to enhance interaction and collaboration. A noteworthy aspect of the new office is its paperless nature, aligning with Galbraith’s pledge to reduce its carbon footprint.

The firm’s environmental initiative also includes the implementation of hybrid and electric vehicles, the provision of recycling stations, and EV charging points at all its locations. Additionally, the Edinburgh-based office features secure cycle lockers and staff showers to support active travel options, including the recently launched Cycle to Work Scheme.

James Towers of Galbraith’s building consultancy team based in Edinburgh, said: “The new office is in the heart of the New Town and provides a fresh new flexible working environment, fostering collaboration and creativity. As a firm we are working to reduce our carbon footprint by a variety of means, including hybrid and electric vehicles, going paperless, embracing hybrid working, providing recycling stations and EV charging points at all our offices. The firm also recently launched a Cycle to Work Scheme.

“The ability to cycle to work is very popular with employees so anything we can do to support that is also a benefit. It’s a great fit for the firm and for all of us who work in Edinburgh.”