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SAISC INDUSTRY NEWS

New Melrose Arch penthouse office suites

Joburg’s premier business address, Melrose
Arch, has crowned the iconic buildings
around the iconic Piazza with exclusive
new rooftop office space.
Taking workspace to new heights, Amdec
has extended five office buildings by
adding a new top floor to each one and,
in doing so, redefined boutique corporate
space. The 4 800sqm of new office space
is designed in stylish steel and glass,
providing a chic executive aesthetic
with great views of the precinct and its
surrounding vistas.
All five rooftop office suites will be
complete before the end of the year,
offering flexible space from 100sqm to
1 500sqm with lots of adaptability.

In addition, Feeney points out that the
new Melrose Arch rooftop offices add
to the variety of workspaces available at
the leading live-work-play-stay precinct.
Melrose Arch includes a selection of
tailor-made large branded corporate
headquarters as well as vibrant multitenant office environments.
There is a big representation of bluechip companies that call Melrose Arch
home, including engineering giant Worley
Parsons.
Feeney confirms the new rooftop suites
are the final phase of the prominent
Melrose Arch Piazza.

INSET: Renee Feenay, Head of Leasing, Melrose
Arch.
ABOVE AND BELOW: The new rooftop offices at
Melrose Arch.

All five rooftop office
suites will be complete
before the end of the year,
offering flexible space from
100sqm to 1 500sqm with
lots of adaptability.

Renee Feeney, head of leasing at Melrose
Arch explains that developing the
exclusive new rooftop office spaces was
undertaken in response to demand.
“The demand for offices at Melrose Arch
continues to be strong. Its corporate
appeal is enhanced by the many facilities
it houses for businesses and employees.
With internationally renowned hotels,
conference and event venues, a host of
quality restaurants and ideal everyday
amenities, Melrose Arch is particularly
popular with multinational businesses,”
reports Feeney.

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