Occupied-tower fitout, base build, refurbishment and make-good across commercial property, staged so tenants trade and staff work throughout
Inside occupied commercial buildings across Victoria, and now in South Australia
Trading-hours programming, Tenant communication, Staged handback
in the Commercial project library, each with its own story
“The doors stay open and the tenants keep trading.”
A commercial building earns money while the works happen, and every day it cannot is a real number on someone's statement. Cash flow is part of the program, not a consequence of it.
Same four questions. Your answers.
The same four, on every job, asked in whatever order the conversation goes.
What can't stop while we're here?
Tenants trade and staff work. The lifts run and the front door stays where people expect it.
When can we actually be there?
After hours, out of trade, or in a staged decant so nobody moves twice.
What are we working with?
Staged so the income keeps coming in while the works go on. Cash flow is part of the program.
What does completed look like to you?
Completed means a tenant signs, not just that a certificate issues.
Agreed before we mobilise.
Trading-hours programming
Noisy and disruptive works out of trade, with a staged decant where a full move is unavoidable.
Tenant communication
Tenants know what is happening before it happens, which is what prevents the complaint that reaches the landlord.
Staged handback
Floors and services returned in the order that protects income, not the order that suits the build.
Agreed up front, evidenced at the end.
Projects that kept working while we built.
Occupied-tower fitout and refurbishment across Melbourne commercial property.
Six levels refitted around 1,200 staff who never moved out
Prahran, BMW Showroom
Rowville, Wellington Village Centre
Arts Centre Melbourne: State Theatre Orchestra Pit
Ascot Vale, Fisher Parade apartments
Commercial capability statement
Being finalised now. Ask and we will send it as soon as it is ready.