Visualwind is excited to announce that we are now fully setup in our new office space in New Oxford House, right in the heart of Sheffield. This move marks a significant milestone for us as we continue to grow and deepen our roots as a renewable energy software company based in this great city.
Our new office offers a fresh and inspiring working environment for our growing team, and also puts us at the centre of Sheffield City Centre, a stones throw from the City Hall and the Town Hall – and in amongst the Heart of the City and Fargate regeneration projects. As a Sheffield-based company committed to a cleaner future, we’re excited to be growing our team right here in a city with a strong industrial heritage and a bright future in green technology.
The move gives us the space we need to expand and continue developing renewable energy software solutions that help accelerate the transition to renewable energy. We now also have reception and meeting room space to welcome clients, partners and visitors, and we hope to be able to gather and host renewable energy professionals in and around Sheffield for networking and learning events in the near future.
New Oxford House is a newly refurbished building at the intersection of Barker’s Pool, Fargate and Pinstone Street looking out onto Balm Green Gardens. The building hosts a range of professional services companies including legal and finance companies as well as the Lemontown coffee and lunch stop on the ground floor. Across Barker’s Pool is the Gaumont building which hosts Box and sits alongside the new Raddison Blu hotel and the former John Lewis building which is due for redevelopment next year. You can read more about the Heart of the City rengeration project at heartofsheffield.co.uk.
We’re excited for what’s ahead, and we look forward to welcoming visitors, partners, and new team members to our new home. Do come and say hello — we’re always up for a coffee and a chat about the future of clean energy.
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