BRACEWELL Stirling Consulting (BSC) has relocated its head office to a new premises at Scion House at the Stirling University Innovation Park.
Previously situated in Tillicoultry, BSC specialises in design, master planning, sustainability, and visualisation services.
The move to the new base comes as the company prepares to celebrate 100 years in business and is being driven by a 30% increase in staff numbers over the last 12 months – bringing headcount to 29.
BSC said it anticipates making further hires in the next 24 months, with the new central Scotland office capable of accommodating a further ten additional team members.
Senior partner David Keith, who is based at the new Stirling office, said, “As we experience a period of growth, the new office will provide a more modern and collaborative working environment, serving as the perfect platform for further planned growth in the coming years. We have made a series of new hires as we gear up for an increased workload and expand into new markets.
“Our project pipeline remains strong across our core housing sector clients, while we are also experiencing growing success in the commercial sector projects we undertake. As we increase our focus on strategic, urban, masterplanning, and architectural design, Mark Hamilton has joined us at the new Stirling office as strategic design + masterplan lead. Indeed, our new standalone masterplanning service has already seen a very strong uptake, with projects secured across the country for various new and existing clients.”
Fellow senior partner Amanda MacRitchie, who is based in the company’s Inverness office, added, “It is an exciting time for BSC as we prepare to mark our centenary year. Having recently joined the expansive consultancy portfolio of leading Scottish investment company, GEG Capital – we are already benefitting from the synergies and opportunities that come from being part of a group boasting in excess of 200 specialists across multiple sectors and locations.
“To coincide with opening of the new central Scotland office we have also moved to larger premises in Oban and recruited new urban design + masterplanner, Sarah McKenzie, who will work closely with Mark Hamilton on developing strategic masterplans to our range of clients. We expect to add more members to the BSC team in the coming months.”
Jia MacKenzie, director at GEG Capital, commented, “The opening of the new Central Scotland office at Stirling University Innovation Park – and the bolstering of its masterplanning service – are the latest significant step in the growth journey we are taking with Bracewell Stirling. At GEG Capital we champion innovation and expertise, which BSC exemplifies, and their influence is already being felt both across the group and across the various sectors they operate in as demand for their services grows.”
