You may recall from our blog news a few months ago that we completed the Beds n Dreams fit-out at Caringbah HomeCo in late 2022. CMLS Commercial Interiors was delighted to work with this company again to complete a new retail fit-out for the showroom in HomeCo at Cranbourne (Melbourne).
Corporate Offices. Restaurants and Cafes. Retail Spaces. Hotels. Hospitals and Medical Facilities. Public Services. No matter what kind of commercial space you own, manage, or work in, your space needs to deliver for you, your employees, contractors, clients, customers, and visitors on several fronts, including: Functionality, Safety, Accessibility, Aesthetic Appeal and Brand Identity.
A new retail fit-out project is always exciting for us to work on, as well as being a period of great anticipation for our client. A complete retail fit-out involves designing, building, and installing a store’s entire internal structure and fittings, working only with the “bare bones” of a brand new or de-fitted space and which often incorporates only the basic existing internal framework.
Over the last few years, working in group-based central offices declined as more people worked from home due to the pandemic. Now, as we move forward and essentially live alongside the COVID-19 virus, many employers expect their staff to return to on-site duties, whether on a full-time basis or with some continued working from home.
The Wentworth Point Public Library, which is located within the Wentworth Point Community Centre hub, was installing new security sliding doors. They previously had existing manual metal sliding doors in position. While these served their purpose, the issue for staff and visitors to the library was that once locked into position, nobody could gain access.
Improving your office design so that it is more eco-friendly benefits you, not only in terms of reducing your energy costs but also by enhancing the wellbeing and productivity of your employees.
Vacating retail and commercial tenants are responsible for removing all fittings and fixtures, and restoring their space to its original state at the end of their lease. This process, known as a commercial de-fit, “make-good”, or “strip-out”, brings the property back to a “blank slate” status for the next tenant to fit-out as required for their own purposes.
A commercial make good is when a tenant needs to return a property or space, to its original condition before handing back the keys at the end of a lease. Leaving the property in a clean, tidy and fresh state is paramount to end of lease negotiations and agreements.
If you find yourself doing a Google search for ‘office interior designers near me’ then you’ve come to the right place. You might be designing a brand-new office space or looking to upgrade your existing one – either way, we can help you.
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