Moving into the state of art

We’ve just moved into our brand new offices — purpose built for world domination. Kidding…it’s the new $25m Nottingham University Gateway building and start-up incubator offices. It’s great having new purpose built facilities and to be working in such a grand design.

This bridged building symbolises the Universities link between academia and business. Architects and Academics, they do like to make bold statements. Simon, my co-founder, thinks it looks like a partially sunken 1930′s cruise liner.

Rochester Queen 1930′s Cruise Ship

I thought it looked more like a Moon space station. Perhaps he has a point…what do you think?

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