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Kinrise Launches Inspiring New Workplace at 81 Colmore Row

Kinrise, the investor known for transforming iconic buildings into unique workplaces, has officially launched its latest location at 81 Colmore Row, in the heart of Colmore Business District.

This thoughtfully reimagined space blends refined design with the heritage of one of Birmingham’s most recognisable addresses. True to Kinrise’s mission — to create spaces where companies and people grow — 81 Colmore Row offers impressive Headquarter Floors (1,732 to 3,322 sq ft), Heritage OVices (541 to 842 sq ft), and Private Studios (6 to 10 desks). These are complemented by a collaborative lounge, historic terrace, dynamic event space, bookable meeting rooms, and a sophisticated reception area — all curated to foster productivity, growth, and performance.

Set across multiple floors with views over Cathedral Square, the new workplace is designed to support Birmingham’s growing community of ambitious, purpose-driven businesses. With an emphasis on natural light, sustainable materials, and tech-enabled spaces, 81 Colmore Row represents Kinrise’s continued investment in human-centred workplaces outside of London.

“Birmingham is a city full of energy and ambition, and we’re excited to contribute to its ongoing evolution,” said George Aberdeen, Co-Founder of Kinrise. “With some of the city’s leading companies already in the process of joining the building, we’re looking forward to fostering a community of forward-thinking businesses in one of the UK’s fastest-growing cities.”

81 Colmore Row, already home to wealth management firm RBC Brewin Dolphin, is now open for companies looking to lease office space, hire event space, or book a meeting room. The building is represented by Lambert Smith Hampton.

Watch highlights from the launch event: https://youtu.be/z2MnS8GwHjs

For enquiries, workspace availability or tours, visit: www.kinrise.com/81-colmore-row.

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