Case Study
Capital and Centric Office
Project story
Manchester Developer Capital & Centric head office fitted out by Select Interiors Ltd. Scope of works included the following; demolition, electrical, data, AV, plumbing / mechanical, bespoke joinery, ceramic tiling, plastering, decoration and signage.
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frequently asked questions
Typically, a commercial interior design project involves the following stages:
Initial Consultation: This involves meeting with the client to understand their design vision, requirements, and budget.
Space Planning: This involves creating a layout for the space that optimises function, flow, and efficiency.
Design Concept Development: This involves creating a design concept based on the client’s requirements and the space planning analysis.
Documentation and Approvals: This involves creating detailed drawings and specifications for the project, which are then reviewed and approved by the client and any necessary parties.
Procurement: This involves sourcing and purchasing materials, fixtures, and equipment needed for the project.
Construction and Installation: This involves physically carrying out the design and building the space, including the installation of walls, floors, ceilings, lighting, and furniture.
Project Completion and Handover: This involves finalising the project and delivering the space to the client, along with any necessary training and documentation.
Note: The exact stages and their duration may vary depending on the complexity of the project and the design process followed by the design team.
Yes, you will have a designated designer and project manager assigned to your project
