As Munters expanded its flagship Amesbury facility to meet growing market demand, it needed office space that matched the ambition of the investment, supporting existing employees and the new positions the expansion would create.
The heart of the workspace is the central skylight and atrium. Filling the space with abundant natural light, the atrium connects the ground and second floors with a stunning wood and metal feature stair. The clerestory skylight is supported by tree-like beam and column structures, adding an iconic and memorable character to Munters’ flagship office building.
The completed office space gives Munters' Amesbury team a modern home base within its flagship facility, reinforcing the company's long-standing role in the local economy as it continues to grow.
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