A working office shaped by the services above it.
This Hyderabad software office began as a warm-shell floor. The requirement included employee work areas, meeting rooms and shared facilities, with electrical, data and air-conditioning services that needed to sit correctly within the approved interior layout.
- Location
- Hyderabad
- Starting condition
- Warm shell
- Sector
- Office / software
- Delivered under
- La’espace Design Studio
The requirement.
The client needed an office with coordinated workstations, meeting spaces, pantry facilities and signage. The floor also had to accommodate cabling and ductwork in the ceiling void without forcing finished work to be reopened later.
Work delivered.
The recorded scope included interiors, power and data, meeting rooms, pantry and signage. The relevant services and room arrangements had to be coordinated as part of preparing the floor for installation.
The principal constraint.
Cabling and ductwork shared the same ceiling void. Their arrangement and installation sequence affected when sections of the ceiling could be closed and which activities could proceed.
What the project illustrates.
Fit-out coordination is often most important in the areas that are least visible after handover. Working out the service arrangement early helps align the visible interiors with the infrastructure they depend on.
Planning a new office from a warm shell?
Tell us which services are already provided by the building, the approximate headcount and the target handover date. We can discuss the information needed for a coordinated scope.