Waterman Relocates Birmingham Office to Support Regional Growth

An environmental and engineering consultancy known for its involvement in the 2022 Commonwealth Games has relocated its Birmingham office to a new location in the city’s business district. Waterman has moved from Cornwall Street to 60 Church Street, a transition aimed at enhancing its capacity to serve clients and projects in the region.

The relocation reflects Waterman’s ongoing commitment to expanding its presence in the Midlands. The new office is strategically positioned to support a variety of high-profile schemes, including significant developments like the Bullring shopping centre and the Dudley bus interchange. Notable clients such as Aviva and Legal & General illustrate the firm’s broad portfolio and expertise.

In expressing his enthusiasm about the move, Chief Executive Neil Humphrey stated, “Our relocation to Church Street reflects our continued expansion in the Midlands.” He emphasized that the new premises provide an ideal base to support both existing and new clients while contributing to the region’s growth.

Humphrey noted that the move is indicative of Waterman’s commitment to invest in the local area. This strategic decision aims to bolster the consultancy’s ability to engage in local projects effectively. The firm has established a reputation for delivering environmental and engineering consultancy services that meet the demands of large-scale developments.

As Waterman settles into its new office, it looks forward to strengthening its ties within the community and enhancing the support it offers to local initiatives. The relocation not only marks a significant milestone for the firm but also underscores its dedication to fostering regional development.

With the new office now operational, Waterman is poised to continue its trajectory of growth and innovation, ready to tackle the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in the Midlands.