What was the client looking for?
PureGym was looking to create a cohesive and inspiring new headquarters in Leeds that would unify their teams under one roof. They aimed to design a space that reflected their strong brand identity while emphasising sustainability. Key priorities included re-purposing existing furniture from other sites, sourcing locally produced materials such as a recycled glass worktop, and selecting environmentally responsible products like interface carpet tiles. The goal was to create a functional and collaborative workspace that would enhance team engagement and productivity.
Scope of what was delivered
Building Interiors designed PureGyms new Leeds headquarters which involved detailed planning and creative design solutions that aligned with the clients’ brand and goals. A 3D ‘fly through’ visual was also produced to help the team fully grasp the design and functionality of the space, ensuring everyone was on board with the final concept.
How building Interiors delivered what the client needed
Building Interiors leveraged its longstanding relationship with PureGym and familiarity with Town Centre House to deliver a project that met and exceeded the client’s expectations. By closely interpreting PureGym’s brief, we were able to integrate sustainable practices while maintaining the brand’s distinct identity. Our team’s collaborative approach and transparent communication ensured the project was completed efficiently, bringing all of PureGym’s staff together in a single, well-designed space that fosters collaboration and productivity. The end result is a headquarters that not only reflects PureGym’s values but also serves as a model for sustainable office design.
