Lobbies, receptions and event spaces
The spaces that decide what the hotel is.
Public areas carry the design idea of the property, and they carry the highest concentration of specialist trades. Stone, metal, timber, glass, acoustics and lighting all meet in the same few hundred square metres.
We engineer those meetings, manufacture the elements that define them and install them in a sequence that protects the finishes already in place.

Scope
What this covers.
Spaces
- Arrival, porte cochere interfaces and entrance lobbies
- Reception and concierge
- Lounges, libraries and club areas
- Ballrooms, pre-function and meeting suites
- Circulation, lift lobbies and corridors
Elements
- Feature joinery, panelling and screens
- Reception desks and bespoke furniture
- Stone floors, walls and thresholds
- Decorative metalwork and balustrades
- Feature ceilings, coves and access panels
- Acoustic build-ups behind the finish
Control
How the scope is held together.
Setting out before fabrication
Public area geometry rarely matches the drawing exactly. We survey and set out the space, then fabricate to the surveyed condition.
Sequence protects finish
Stone, metal and joinery are installed in an order that keeps completed finishes out of the way of following trades, with protection specified rather than improvised.
One party for the interfaces
Where the ceiling, the lighting, the sprinkler and the joinery all meet, the coordination sits with us rather than between three subcontractors.
Before we price
What we need from you.
Send whatever exists today. We will tell you what is missing rather than build a number on assumptions.
- Public area design package and finishes schedule
- Structural and services drawings for the area
- Acoustic or fire requirements that affect build-ups
- Programme for the surrounding base build
- Operator requirements for events and pre-function use
Evidence
Projects behind this scope.
Questions
What hotel clients ask us.
Discuss a hotel project
Tell us what is being built or refurbished.
Tell us where the project is and which parts of the interior scope require support. We will review the information and recommend the most appropriate delivery structure.


