Interior partitions & ceilings
- Drywall, masonry partitions and service enclosures
- Suspended, gypsum and access ceilings
- Acoustic treatment and insulation interfaces
- Access panels, ceiling openings and MEP coordination
04 / Architectural & fit-out
Architectural & fit-out
Architectural fit-out and finishing packages for partitions, ceilings, floors and building details, coordinated with lighting, HVAC and maintenance access.
SCOPE OF WORK / PROJECT SPECIFIC
Spaces finished for use.
The final scope depends on site assessment, agreed responsibilities and applicable approvals.
Flooring, walls & finishes
- Ceramic, porcelain, stone and resilient flooring
- Epoxy, industrial and protective floor finishes
- Wall preparation, coatings and decorative finishes
- Wet-area finishing, waterproofing and detailing
Envelope & architectural metalwork
- Aluminium and composite cladding systems
- Glazing and façade installation interfaces
- Doors, glazing partitions and architectural hardware
- Flashings, sealing and weatherproofing details
Modification & fit-out
- Office, retail and hospitality space reconfiguration
- Selective demolition and controlled renovation
- Built-in joinery and coordinated specialist finishes
- Final snagging, protection and readiness for occupancy
Practical deliverables.
- Coordinated finishes, samples and service access requirements
- A work sequence that aligns partitions, MEP and ceilings
- Snagging records and agreed completion information
Before defining the scope
01Why coordinate building services before closing ceilings?
Ceiling space must accommodate equipment, service routes and future maintenance access. Resolving these interfaces and inspecting concealed work before closure helps avoid opening completed finishes again.
02What affects the price of a fit-out or refurbishment?
Area is only one input. Existing condition, approved material selections, removal and disposal, service alterations, access hours and the required completion records also affect the package. Compare quotations using the same room or finish schedule, quantities and inclusions. A measured scope and agreed samples give a clearer basis than an undefined rate per square metre.
03What should a fit-out completion inspection cover?
Review the finished areas against agreed drawings, samples and the scope, then record each outstanding item with its location and acceptance responsibility. Include access panels, service interfaces and the information needed to operate or maintain affected systems. Agree how corrections are recorded and rechecked before the package is closed.
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Coordinate this package with other trades
01 / E
Electrical & power
Electrical contracting packages for power distribution, lighting, cabling and controls, with defined supply boundaries and inspection records.
Explore the work package02 / M
Mechanical & MEP
Mechanical and MEP work packages covering HVAC, ventilation, plumbing and fire-protection interfaces, coordinated with electrical and civil works.
Explore the work package03 / C
Civil & structural
Civil construction and contracting packages for groundworks, foundations, concrete, steel and external infrastructure, coordinated with building services.
Explore the work packageGuides for your project brief and handover
Project planning
What belongs in a useful MEP project brief?
A practical way to define building-services boundaries, operating constraints, responsibilities and acceptance before requesting a proposal.
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