Joinery, ceiling grids, FF&E, built-ins , all coordinated against base-build MEP and structure. One team, one standard, whether one floor or forty.




























Joinery detailers, finishes schedulers, and RCP coordinators from one studio. No recruitment. Capacity matches your fit-out pipeline.
ACA quality gates on every joinery package, finish schedule, and ceiling plan. ERP-tracked. Same standard whether it is one floor or forty.
One team coordinating fit-out against base-build services. No finger-pointing between trades. One responsibility matrix from appointment through as-built.
Six views from live fit-out packages, federated interior models, joinery shop details, reflected ceiling plans, FF&E layouts, finish schedules, and trade coordination.
Real fit-out drawings from completed projects: shop drawings, RCPs, material schedules and FF&E layouts. The drawings we actually issue, not a brochure, so you can judge the standard before you brief anyone.
Three phases. Click any to expand the key processes, deliverables, and BIM requirements at that stage.
From space planning and concept layouts to fully detailed interior models. We develop fit-out BIM that captures material finishes, joinery packages, ceiling grids, and furniture layouts, coordinated with base-build architecture, MEP, and specialist subcontractors from the start.
Test-fit layouts developed from the client brief with area analysis, adjacency diagrams, and occupancy density calculations verified against base-build shell model, so every zone is dimensioned for purpose.
Demountable walls, full-height partitions, glazed screens, suspended ceiling tiles, and bulkheads modelled with fire rating, STC rating, and acoustic performance, so trades know exact head-of-wall and ceiling details before fabrication.
Floor, wall, and ceiling finish materials linked to room data sheets with product codes, supplier references, and installation method notes per zone.
Spaces linked to room data sheets with finish codes. Finishes classified per Uniclass 2015 with fire rating tagged.
Furniture and equipment modelled with accurate footprint, clearance zones, power requirements, and weight loading for verification.
Fit-out model linked to base-build shell. Partition positions, ceiling heights, and floor finishes verified against datum at each gate.
Construction-ready interior models with joinery shop drawings, setting-out plans, and finish installation sequences, enabling precise fit-out delivery coordinated with MEP second fix and specialist trade contractors.
Joinery units modelled with panel thicknesses, edge banding, hinge types, handle specifications, and internal shelf configurations per manufacturer approval, so shop drawings are production-ready.
All partitions dimensioned from gridlines with stud centres, service box positions, and head-of-wall details coordinated against MEP zone above ceiling, so site teams have precise setting-out coordinates.
Floor screeds, raised access floors, wall linings, ceiling grids, and paint phased against MEP second fix and commissioning programme, so installation order prevents conflicts.
Partition and joinery positions dimensioned to +/-3mm. Finish quantities extracted per room. Long-lead items flagged at design stage per programme.
Model clashed against MEP second fix and access devices weekly. Issues resolved before trades mobilise to each zone.
Products linked to supplier lead time and delivery date. Long-lead items flagged at design stage per programme.
As-built interior model verified against installed finishes, populated with product data, warranty information, and maintenance specifications for ongoing facilities management and future churn planning.
Interior model updated from snagging records, site photographs, and survey data to reflect installed partition positions, finish types, and joinery configurations, so the model is 100% accurate.
Manufacturer name, product code, batch number, colour reference, installation date, and warranty expiry embedded per finish material and FF&E item across all zones.
As-built model prepared as the baseline for future workplace reconfiguration with partition types, power/data outlet positions, and ceiling grid zones documented for FM planning use.
Every item tagged with manufacturer, product code, and installation date. Warranty terms and expiry dates tracked per zone.
Demountable partitions, modular ceilings, and flexible power/data positions identified for future reconfigurations.
Revit + IFC 4.0 + COBie + interior finish manual + FF&E register per employer asset info requirements.
Ceiling, flooring, and joinery installation phased against the model. Finishes quantities extracted and linked to cost. Budget impact of material changes visible in real time. Avoids change orders and rework.
Ceiling, flooring, and joinery phasing tied to the model. Trade sequence validated before fit-out begins. Prevents interference and delays.
Finishes quantities extracted from the model and linked to cost. See the impact of material changes immediately. Budget locked before procurement.
Finish alternatives tested before commitment. Compare cost, lead time, and site impact. Order with confidence, not guesses.
Joinery, finishes, FF&E, and lighting coordinated in the model. Interior packages for hospitality, residential, and retail where the fit-out had to land first time.

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