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Landlord office design, refurbishment and fit-out

We have been designing office interiors for landlords for 30+ years, helping them attract and retain the clients they want occupying their buildings. We maximise returns on their asset by increasing occupancy levels and rental rates.

We take a brief and understand the overall objectives for the space and the current occupants and those of incoming tenants and offer the best value solutions without compromising the durability or aesthetics of the building fabric. By ensuring every sqft of the common areas produce a ROI, the reception areas reflect the theme of the building and that the toilet areas are as opulent, yet as maintenance free as possible. We work closely with you to develop the design and design to the budget in mind.

Value Added Landlord Office Design

Whether your asset is at a shell and core stage or CAT A / CAT B our expertise as interior designers and RIBA certified architects we have the creativity and technical ability to create designs that add value.

What Are The Different Landlord Office Design Options

Shell and core

Once the exterior of a building is complete, it’s time to fit-out the interior. This is otherwise known as the shell and core. Typically the landlord will have installed the critical infrastructure such as:-

  1. The exterior building including the exterior cladding and windows.

  2. Power, water and M&E services to each floor.

  3. Fire escapes, stairwells,Fl lift shafts.

With a shell and core the best way to save on cap-ex would be to engage with Standing Space where we can undertake a full landlord office design and ensure that the meeting rooms are sufficiently positioned to allow as much natural daylight and air flow can reach the inner parts of the office space and reduce the draw on the M&E services.

Shell and core

Once the exterior of a building is complete, it’s time to fit-out the interior. This is otherwise known as the shell and core. Typically the landlord will have installed the critical infrastructure such as:-

  1. The exterior building including the exterior cladding and windows.

  2. Power, water and M&E services to each floor.

  3. Fire escapes, stairwells,Fl lift shafts.

With a shell and core the best way to save on cap-ex would be to engage with Standing Space where we can undertake a full landlord office design and ensure that the meeting rooms are sufficiently positioned to allow as much natural daylight and air flow can reach the inner parts of the office space and reduce the draw on the M&E services.

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