From the first question to moving in
Most office projects follow the same arc: understand how the space is used, plan what you need, design it properly, then deliver it without stopping the business. Business Interiors can help at any one of those stages, or carry a project through all of them.
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Before you commit
The decisions made before a lease is signed or a contractor appointed have the biggest effect on cost and on how well the office works.
Workplace strategy
How your people use the office now, and what that means for space, settings and budget.
Space planning
Test fits and layouts that show what a floor will hold and how it will work.
Building feasibility
Testing a building against your brief before you sign, including costs and programme.
02
Design
A design that can be priced accurately and built without guesswork.
Office interior design
Layouts, materials, lighting, acoustics, brand and furniture, developed into drawings and specifications.
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Delivery
Getting the work done on time and on the agreed terms, with the business still running.
Office design and build
Design and construction under one contract, with one party responsible.
Office refurbishment
Improving the office you already have, often while you stay in it.
Office relocation
Planning and delivering a move to new premises, from search to first Monday.
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Furniture and moves
The things people touch every day, and the logistics of getting them in place.
Office furniture
Independent specification, user trials and competitive tendering across manufacturers.
Move management and churn
Office moves and internal reorganisations planned around the business.
From the archive
Oxford Capital
Strategy, design and build in one project: surveys and interviews shaped an activity-based workplace in Oxford, with a Scandinavian-influenced interior and bold use of colour and art.
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Planning a move, a refurbishment or a rethink?
Tell us about the space, the people who use it and the date you are working to. You will get a straight answer about what it needs, what it is likely to cost and what to do first.