Edinburgh consultant snaps up Glasgow QS

By Dave Rogers2018-08-02T06:00:00

Hardies buys Binnie-McKenzie to target more work in city

Edinburgh multi-disciplinary Hardies has snapped up Glasgow QS Binnie-McKenzie Partnership for an undisclosed sum.

Hardies, which has been going since 1913, has 10 offices north of the border and employs 80 people.

The firm, which last year completed work turning a grade B listed building on the Scottish capital’s Cockburn Street into the new headquarters for the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, said it had moved for Binnie-McKenzie to target more QS work 40 miles down the M8.

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