Swindon-based workspace design experts, Kerr Office Group, have successfully delivered a cutting-edge training facility for the renowned veterinary education provider, Improve International.
The state-of-the-art 9,640 sq ft facility in Swindon combines advanced technical training areas, such as wet labs and an X-ray room, with a spacious breakout area designed to foster collaboration and relaxation between classes.
This ambitious project marks Kerr Office Group‘s first venture into designing specialised training facilities, a move that extends their expertise beyond traditional office fit-outs. With a strong reputation for delivering high-quality workspace transformations, Kerr Office Group was selected for the job due to their ability to exceed client expectations and deliver bespoke design solutions.
Improve International, a global leader in veterinary training, has invested heavily in this project to support the growing demand for accessible, high-quality education for veterinary professionals. The new facility is intended to serve as a world-leading hub for learning and innovation, reflecting the organisation’s market position and commitment to upskilling professionals in veterinary medicine.
Jonathan Kerr, Founder of Kerr Office Group, expressed his pride in the project, saying: “We are proud to have partnered with Improve International to deliver this dynamic training facility. This new workspace will play an integral role in the company’s next phase of growth, ultimately improving animal welfare.”
The design also supports a hybrid work structure, recognising the changes brought about by the pandemic. While veterinary care still requires hands-on attention, the facility’s layout allows for remote working where possible, while providing a welcoming environment that encourages in-person attendance.
Martin Corr, Operations Director at Improve International, praised Kerr Office Group’s work, stating: “Kerr Office Group has excelled in delivering a facility that drives business growth and maximises education opportunities for our people. They’ve created a space that balances clinical needs with a welcoming atmosphere, setting a new standard for future specialised projects.”
