Guidance

Delivering complex commercial interiors.

Written for landlords, developers, asset managers and the consultants advising them on how a commercial interior scope should be structured and controlled.

Each guide sets out where responsibility usually falls between parties and what that costs when it is left undefined.

Engineering coordination drawings under review

Reading

Written for the people specifying the work.

How to coordinate fit-out inside a mixed-use development

Mixed-use buildings fail at the seams between uses, not inside them. The coordination work is the project.

5 minute read

Where responsibility becomes unclear between landlord and tenant

Both parties usually assume the other one is doing it. The list of things that fall into that gap is remarkably consistent.

5 minute read

Delivering commercial common areas while a building remains open

The lobby cannot close, the lifts cannot stop and the tenants will notice everything. That is the brief.

5 minute read

How specialist finishes affect commercial fit-out programmes

The programme is usually set by three or four manufactured items, not by the construction.

5 minute read

Creating a reliable handover plan for complex commercial interiors

Handover is a process with a duration, not a date in the last week of the programme.

5 minute read

Discuss a commercial project

Tell us where the interfaces sit.

Tell us the asset, the scope in question and who else is contracted. We will set out where responsibility should sit and how the interfaces would be controlled.

Discuss a commercial projectSend a brief or drawings