The company boasts a ‘164,000 sq. ft flexible workspace across seven floors,’ including Ireland’s first ‘frictionless store’ and a ‘live roof with three beehives.’
The building houses employees across a range of departments, from sports trading and technology to HR and customer operations. In fact, the scope of investment is not entirely known, with a ‘significant multi-million-euro investment’ from the existing landlord being made alongside Flutter’s $15.5m.
Chief Legal Officer & Group Commercial Director of Flutter Pádraig Ó Ríordáin hopes this will help the company in ‘supporting local communities for many years to come’. In achieving this further, the company office space plans to operate as a centre of excellence, ‘supporting highly skilled jobs in Dublin’ and contributing to Ireland’s economy.
Ó Ríordáin also claims Flutter’s new look building ‘encapsulates Flutter’s vision for the future of work’, with the headquarters’ high environmental standards offering a range of ‘accessibility and sustainable features to make the work environment healthier for colleagues’.
Flutter’s new global headquarters includes some other unique and progressively modern features, with a staired atrium linking seven floors to ‘create a feeling of movement, while overlooking an indoor sports pitch on the ground floor’.
The building comes fully equipped with LED lighting, a ‘cascading watering heat system’, and is comprised of 72% solar grain glass surfaces to support its three beehives. The honey produced by thousands of bees is even used at some of Flutter’s dining areas, including ‘The Exchange Restaurant and Gairdín Spéir terrace café’
