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Planning Permission Secured for Sky

Development of the Sky campus in Livingston

Marking a significant milestone for Sky, planning permission has been granted for the development of their ambitious new campus in Livingston.

Existing disconnected buildings will be replaced with a single ultra-low energy workplace designed for hybrid working and collaboration. The proposals will extend Sky’s current site by an additional 15 acres, taking it to over 21,000m² in size, and providing a home for approximately 3,000 colleagues.

The new three storey building will be arranged around a generous, light-filled courtyard to enhance well-being. Amenities will include contemporary event spaces, a meeting area, café, restaurant, a state-of-the-art gym and activity-based workspaces. It will also deliver significant benefits to the local community, including landscaped green spaces and active travel links.

Securing planning permission is a major milestone for a project that will set a high benchmark for workplace design in Scotland.

MLA's experience in delivering some of the UK's most sustainable buildings places us in a strong position to help realise Sky's vision for a future-focused campus.

By combining sustainability, active travel and community-centred workplace design, we're creating an environment that supports people, strengthens culture and helps Sky continue to attract and retain exceptional talent."
Tim Griffin, CEO, MLA