03 — Commercial
Commercial
interiors
Commercial space has to earn its floor area. It also has to be somewhere people are willing to spend a day.
Workplace, Retail, Studios, Fit-out, Wayfinding, Brand space
Efficiency without the grey ceiling
Density, circulation, acoustics and services are settled first. What remains is a plan that works commercially and still has daylight, texture and a reason to be remembered.
Space as an argument for the business
A client, a candidate or a customer reads an interior in seconds. We treat the space as part of how the business explains itself — restrained, specific, consistent with the identity rather than decorated with it.
Built for turnover and time
Fit-outs take a beating. Junctions, edges and finishes are detailed for repair and replacement, so the space still looks intentional in its fifth year.
Scope
- Workplace and office interiors
- Retail and showroom design
- Test fits and space planning
- Fit-out drawings and details
- Wayfinding and signage concepts
- Furniture and lighting specification
Related work
Questions
- What size of commercial project do you take on?
- From compact studios and showrooms to full floor plates. The brief matters more to us than the area.
- Can you work to a fixed handover date?
- Yes. Commercial work is programmed backwards from the handover date, with drawings released in stages to suit the fit-out.