Design firm at Milton Park (From The Oxford Times)

Design firm at Milton Park

11:38am Thursday 16th April 2009 in

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Audio visual specialist Design Integration has moved to Oxfordshire, taking space in Milton Park’s new purpose-built science campus.

Design Integration, which employs 11 staff, specialises in providing audio visual equipment including boardroom and conferencing facilities, video conferencing and digital signage to a wide range of blue chip and public sector clients.

Derek Wright, director at Design Integration said: “Location was an incredibly important factor as we wanted to find somewhere that was as easy as possible to reach for both sets of staff and customers alike.

“We have invested heavily in a state-of-the-art new demonstration facility for the benefit of our clients, and it was vital for us to find premises that were easily accessible, modern and in a professional environment.

“Oxfordshire, and more specifically Milton Park, provided the ideal location for our new base and, because of its excellent transport links, has actually made the journey to work much easier and quicker for many of our employees.”

James Dipple, managing director of MEPC Milton Park commented: “We are delighted to be welcoming Design Integration to Milton Park and look forward to supporting them. 154 Milton Park has proved to be an ideal base for the company, providing them with design-focused flexible accommodation as they continue to grow and develop.”

The new customer showroom opened at the end of last month.

Meanwhile, printing and design firm Hobs Reprographics has moved and expanded its business accommodation at Milton Park.

The company, which works across all sectors but specialises in supporting the pharmaceutical, architectural, engineering and construction industries, has taken 3,000 sq ft of space at unit 154G.

The 154 development is Milton Park’s new purpose-built science campus with cutting-edge design and flexible letting options.

Daren Elsley, business manager at Hobs, said: “Having been based on the park for more than ten years, 154 Milton Park seemed the obvious choice for us as we needed to increase our business space.

“We are delighted to be able to remain in an ideal location at the heart of a thriving business community, with the added benefit of our new accommodation allowing us to create a more professional and customer-orientated outlet.”

Mr Dipple added: “Despite the current economical climate, it is exciting to see Milton Park businesses, such as Hobs, expanding.”