Projects
Who we work for.
Four clients, four dates, and four different ways of organising exactly the same work.
What is at stake
Every extra week is interest running on a property that earns nothing yet.
How the job is organised
The job is priced chapter by chapter and measured as it goes, so you can see where the money is without waiting for the end.
What is at stake
The whole job has to fit between the last checkout of one season and the first booking of the next.
How the job is organised
The work is split by floor or by wing, so one part can open while the other is still a building site.
What is at stake
The quote is read out loud, line by line, by the people who will pay it.
How the job is organised
The quote comes itemised by trade and by quantity, on a sheet you can project at a meeting without having to explain every line.
What is at stake
Every day behind a closed door is revenue that never comes back.
How the job is organised
The fit-out is planned backwards from the opening date, and that date is what sets the order of the work.
Completed work
This page will have photographs. It does not have them yet.
A building portfolio without real photographs is not a portfolio. Stock images standing in for this company's work would be worse than the empty space — which is why the space stays empty until the real ones arrive.
Your date is not on this page?
Tell us what it is. The four here are the most common ones, not the only ones.