Following a site-specific scope and a set of evolving client-side design revisions, this fitout transformed a previously partitioned tenancy into a refreshed, code-compliant and highly functional workplace. The works involved full-scale demolition, including removal of internal offices, boardroom dividers, vinyl, carpet, and an existing security screen, to make way for a new layout better aligned with modern operational needs.

A key driver for this project was improving compliance and circulation within the tenancy. To achieve this, structural adjustments were made to remove and reconfigure access routes — including replacing a kitchen window with a glazed door and sidelight to meet egress distances. New internal walling was introduced throughout, forming two larger offices and four smaller ones, all featuring glazed front elevations with privacy frosting, along with boardroom and reception reworks.

Services were modified and extended to suit the reconfigured layout: power poles, soft-wiring kits, and new GPOs were provided; data points were terminated back to the existing cabinet; and lighting was re-switched and replaced throughout with high-efficiency LED panels. Mechanical works involved grill relocation and limited duct extension, pending final HVAC inspection. Fire services were revised to suit the new office configuration, including speaker and detector repositioning in accordance with AS1670.1.

Aesthetic upgrades included new flooring throughout — vinyl planks in both herringbone and straight lay styles — and the supply of full-height aluminium skirting, fresh painting, and glazed doors. Custom joinery and PC-sum cabinetry allowances were made to suit kitchen, boardroom servery, and storage requirements, subject to final approval. The tenancy frontage was also overhauled, with the framed glazing system replaced by a frameless glass entry and feature handles.

All works were delivered with minimal disruption to neighbouring tenancies, with noisy or invasive activities restricted to after-hours operation.