News

Assembly Bristol seeks Wired Certification for Building C
Following the success of Building A’s Wired Certification and full tenancy, Assembly Bristol is now pursuing Wired Certification on Phase 2, Building C. Wired Certification is a digital connectivity rating platform for commercial real estate that champions cutting-edge technology in office buildings. It is the only internationally-recognised platform for rating...
Read more

Phase 2 secures planning approval
With construction starting in Q4 2020, the second phase at Assembly Bristol, comprising two additional office buildings, has been granted planning approval by Bristol City Council. The two new headquarters office buildings - Building B and Building C - provide 27,500 and 92,000 sq.ft. respectively, offer a range of unique...
Read more

Virtual topping out for Assembly A
We are very pleased to announce that the topping out ceremony for Building A has taken place virtually. The topping out ceremony marks the highest point of the building being completed. Building A consists of 190,000 sq ft of office and retail space and was pre-leased to BT in October...
Read more

Planning submitted for Buildings B and C
Construction of Building A is progressing well, and we are pleased to announce that planning has been submitted for the next phase: the construction of Buildings B and C. Buildings B and C offer 119,000 sq ft across a variety of flexible commercial floorplates ranging from 1,800 sq ft to...
Read more

Being an apprentice at Assembly Bristol
Luke Smith is a Technical Apprentice in Galliford Try’s team. He tells us about how he became an apprentice and his roles and responsibilities working on the Assembly Bristol site. “While I was travelling in Australia for four years, I settled in Sydney and found a passion for construction while...
Read more

Oasis Brislington students visit Assembly Bristol
Fourteen construction students from Oasis Brislington’s Year 10 visited Assembly Bristol earlier this week. Senior Site Manager Sam Grimbaldeston and Senior Project Manager Sean Finch gave a presentation on the construction of Assembly Building A to the students, going into project specifics including value, design and H&S matters. Following the...
Read more

Volunteering at Festive Friends
On Friday 13th December, three of the Galliford Try Assembly Bristol team volunteered at Festive Friends, an annual lunch for elderly residents and their carers at St Werburghs Community Centre. Aimee Clarke, Laura Beddis and Kate Gordon were amongst the 20 volunteers who arrived early to set up the room...
Read more

Galliford Try-Assembly Bristol at the Big Sleep Out
On 14th November 2019, six members of the Galliford Try-Assembly Bristol team volunteered to take part in 1625 Independent People’s Big Sleep Out, a charity sleep out to raise funds for young people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in the South West. As a team, this was...
Read more

Sponsor us for Sleep Out 2019 in aid of 1625 Independent People
The Assembly Bristol team are taking part in Sleep Out 2019 to raise funds for 1625 Independent People. The charity supports young people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in the South West. We will be sleeping out for the night in Bristol on 14th November 2019. Please...
Read more

Volunteering at the 365 Shelter with Caring in Bristol
In early October, members of the Galliford Try-Assembly Bristol team volunteered at Caring in Bristol’s 365 Shelter. Caring in Bristol works in imaginative and creative ways with people experiencing or at risk of homelessness, with the public and community partners to bring about lasting change in Bristol and beyond. The...
Read more

AXA IM/Bell Hammer complete 200,000 sq ft Bristol BT hub prelet
AXA Investment Managers - Real Assets and development manager Bell Hammer have completed their deal to sign BT for all of Bristol’s largest ever speculative office development – the 201,000 sq ft Assembly Bristol at Temple Quay - for its proposed South West regional hub. BT has preleased the whole of Building A.

Assembly site team volunteer with Caring In Bristol
This week, staff from the Assembly site team have been volunteering at the Caring in Bristol homeless night shelter. We are very proud to be supporting this local charity, which works in imaginative and creative ways with people experiencing or at risk of homelessness. The organisation works with the public...
Read more
Twitter
Follow us
Follow us
- Assembly Bristol retweeted RT @ArchCentre: How are Civil Engineers shaping our city? A huge thank you to @ArupUK for an inspirational #ShapeMyCity workshop giving s…
- Assembly Bristol retweeted RT @RedAndTempleBID: A week to go until the closing of the BID ballot. Make sure you don't miss your opportunity to vote! Ballot papers nee…
- Assembly Bristol retweeted RT @RedAndTempleBID: Brilliant to have a wander around the area on a sunny day! It's great to see businesses @pwtbristol and @Pasture_Bris…
- Luke Smith is a Technical Apprentice in @gallifordtry's team. He tells us about how he became an #apprentice and hi… https://t.co/j0YxhsGbfu
- Assembly Bristol retweeted RT @ArchitectureSW: We hope you can join us for Architecture and Sustainability’ and listen to a peer to peer debate about a different pers…
- Assembly Bristol retweeted RT @ArchCentre: Shadow Housing Secretary @ThangamMP will be talking about #PermittedDevelopment Rights & Wrongs on 25 Mar with @MrGeorgeCla…
- Assembly Bristol retweeted RT @btcareers: Our colleagues have pushed, stretched and pulled together for our big stretch initiative; encouraging our people to stay act…
- Assembly Bristol retweeted RT @ArchCentre: Are you an ambitious #producer that can make exceptional events happen? This an exciting opportunity to work on high prof…
- Happening this Thursday - sign up below 🏙️🚴🚶♂️ https://t.co/ny2svEmp27
- Assembly Bristol retweeted RT @ArchCentre: Amidst the devastation of the #pandemic, have we caught a glimpse of a future with less reliance on the car and a shift tow…
- Assembly Bristol retweeted RT @ArchCentre: How can #cities hit clean air targets & reduce carbon emissions? @DameSarahStorey Paralympian & #Cycling Commissioner @su…
- Assembly Bristol retweeted RT @btcareers: There’s no better place to be for a great future than in our brand new Bristol hub. Discover more about how it will lead the…
- How can the art of architecture benefit society? What is the role of architecture in a post pandemic society? Join… https://t.co/bmqVQQpP6h
- Assembly Bristol retweeted RT @RedAndTempleBID: Thank you to @MarvinJRees for featuring Jo as this week's guest blog. Great to see support from across the city for…
- Assembly Bristol retweeted RT @ArchitectureSW: // Excited that @eleanoryoung @RIBAJ spoke to @MarvinJRees today in our @RIBA People Place Planet series // // Cities n…
- Assembly Bristol retweeted RT @PropertySports: Throwback to the time we hit the boards at the London Velodrome, @LeeValleyVP, with @Degree18 and guests. Looking forw…
- Assembly Bristol retweeted RT @ArchitectureSW: Find out how @marvinjrees became elected Mayor of Bristol and an RIBA Honorary Fellow. Join us for our online intervie…
- Assembly Bristol retweeted RT @RedAndTempleBID: Great to attend today's talk by @StrideTreglown Thank you to Rob for this quote: "Don't create streets, create mews,…
- Love this idea... https://t.co/UTSKlFAhxI
- Get organised and clutter free for 2021... https://t.co/Qr0FzFB92t