Subscribe to our Construction Newsfeed
Scotland Construction Directory
Search our 13,935 companies....

Construction News

23/09/2008

Pinsent Masons Weighs Anchor At Edinburgh Quay

Quay2, the new 63,000 sq ft office complex, will welcome Pinsent Masons LLP, the international legal firm, as its fifth tenant.

The deal will see Pinsent Masons take over the whole of the third floor - 14,200 sq ft of the Quay2 office complex at Fountainbridge, Edinburgh.

Under the terms of the new 15-year lease, Pinsent Masons will pay a rent of £28.50 per sq ft. They are re-locating from Melville Street in Edinburgh's West End.

Pamela Grant, Director of Edinburgh Quay Ltd, said: "The arrival of Pinsent Masons adds further strength to the tenant line up at Quay2, whose grade-A space has already attracted the likes of Lloyds TSB, Barclays, Baker Tilly and healthcare provider Circle."

-- Advertisement --
NorthernAsbestosServicesLtd

"Pinsent Masons is one of the top 15 law firms in the UK and a well respected name in Scottish legal circles. The arrival at Quay2 will complement a strong and growing portfolio of top international clients.

"Edinburgh Quay has quickly established itself as a key component of Edinburgh's business and financial district and there continues to be strong interest in the building of which only fourth and part of the second floor remains available."

Fraser McMillan, Head of Scottish Offices at Pinsent Masons LLP, added: "We are looking forward to our move to Edinburgh Quay. This location will provide us with first class modern office space and its situation in the heart of the financial district is the perfect place for us to further develop our growing Scottish business."

Located in the Exchange District, Quay2 is the latest phase of the landmark Edinburgh Quay development, which is built around the basin of the Union Canal.

DTZ represented Pinsent Masons and Jones Lang La Salle/GVA Grimley acted for Edinburgh Quay Ltd.

(GK/JM)

Latest Construction News

21/10/2026
Senior figures from Great British Energy are currently in Shetland until 22 October to meet island leaders, businesses and community groups, and to hear first-hand about local energy opportunities and challenges. The delegation, headed by CEO Dan McGrail and Chair Juergen Maier, will focus on commu
Read More
21/10/2026
North Ayrshire Council has secured funding to press ahead with demolishing the structurally unsafe Valefield pedestrian bridge in Kilbirnie. A funding commitment from the Scottish Government, working in partnership with Walk Wheel Cycle Trust, will enable the bridge to be removed, with plans alread
Read More
21/10/2026
SSE has named Aberdeen-based Seaway7, part of the Subsea7 group, as preferred supplier for the Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Installation (EPCI) scope on its 1.4GW Berwick Bank B offshore wind project, a move expected to support 465 UK jobs, including 400 in Scotland. The agreement li
Read More
21/10/2026
An Inverness electrician has been named Scottish Joint Industry Board (SJIB) Apprentice of the Year 2026 in recognition of her technical skills, professionalism and commitment to the electrical industry. Katie Munro, 25, who works for SELECT member firm Ross-Shire Engineering (RSE) Ltd, won the top
Read More
21/10/2026
Overnight closures will take place on the A1 at Wallyford from Monday 2 November, as BEAR Scotland carries out resurfacing on behalf of Transport Scotland. Work is scheduled over five nights between 20:30 and 06:00, with completion expected by 06:00 on Saturday 7 November. The scheme will repair d
Read More
21/10/2026
Queen Margaret University (QMU) has submitted a planning application for a new solar energy scheme at its Musselburgh campus, which could generate around a quarter of the university’s annual electricity requirements. The proposed development forms part of QMU’s wider sustainability programme and wo
Read More
21/10/2026
Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) has welcomed the official launch of the UK’s first high-voltage direct current (HVDC) subsea cable factory at the Port of Nigg in Easter Ross. The £350 million facility will be key to expanding the UK's electricity transmission network and enabling the efficie
Read More
21/10/2026
When people see the glitz and glamour of casinos on the surface, there's a whole lot of other things going on beneath the surface to ensure that everyone has a nice time. The modern casino floor is one of the most carefully engineered rooms on earth, all the way down to the playing chips. In Decemb
Read More
21/10/2026
Glasgow Chamber of Commerce, supported by Developing the Young Workforce (DYW) Glasgow, has launched the third phase of its industry-led Construction Aware programme following a £3,000 investment from delivery partner RJ McLeod. The firm is the first business to invest directly in the initiative,
Read More
21/10/2026
The eastbound on-slip to the M8 at Junction 3 in Livingston will be closed from 20:30 to 06:00 on Monday 9 November 2026 while Transport Scotland’s operating company, BEAR Scotland, undertakes painting inspection works on two bridges over the motorway. A signed diversion will direct drivers seeking
Read More
SEEIT3DPro Vent ComplianceKelly TanksDiscount Kitchens and Bathrooms LtdDunedin Stone LtdMaterials Market UK Trading LtdForde Training Services LtdGreater Good Glass LtdCountryside KitchensDenfind Stone Limited