Accounting, boring but green
Wednesday, June 9th, 2010
The third largest accounting firm in
However, PricewaterhouseCoopers is not to be outdone, stating that their city headquarters intended for 7 More London will be an even greener office space.
KPMG is the first of the two powerhouses to move, relocating around 700 staff members to shared offices in Canary Wharf this week and over the next several months another 4,000 employees will be moved in which will reduce the amount of premises it owns in London substantially from five down to two.
Chairman of the company, John Griffith-Jones, stated that it’s a significant investment that shows that they are confident the firm will continue to move until the future. The aim is to facilitate better collaboration at work while at the same time working towards building the right type of environment for their employees.
Almost all workspaces within the building will be shared without even room for senior partner offices. Desks can be booked throughout the facility and the building itself has futuristic furniture to foster innovative and creative thought.