Thomas & Adamson to move out of historic Edinburgh home

By Dave Rogers2020-11-23T06:00:00

Firm says move to another site in city prompted by covid and chance to embrace new working practices

Scottish consultant Thomas & Anderson will leave its historic Edinburgh home next year after more than 80 years at the same address as it prepares to usher in a series of new working practices brought about by the covid-19 pandemic.

The firm has been at its current base since it was set up in 1935 but next February will swap Wemyss Place for an office at the Quatermile development, the Foster & Partners-masterplanned mixed-use scheme that is being built on the site of the old Edinburgh Royal Infirmary and which T&A has also been working on.

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