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A typical scope brings together planning, partitions, finishes, building-services coordination, furniture and handover. The proposal should state exactly which items, specialist appointments and landlord charges are included.

Cost depends on the condition of the premises, specification, services changes, furniture and programme. A site review and clear scope are needed for a useful budget. Our cost guide explains what to compare.

The programme includes briefing, design, approvals, procurement, construction and testing. Access dates, landlord reviews and long-lead items should be checked before a completion date is agreed.

A phased approach may be possible after reviewing safe access, dust and noise separation, working hours and services interruptions. The feasibility is specific to the premises and scope.

We welcome office briefs across Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories, including Central, Quarry Bay, Kwun Tong, Kowloon Bay and Sha Tin. Service coverage does not imply a staffed office in each district.

Yes. An integrated appointment can connect workplace planning, interior design, procurement and fit-out coordination. Scope, specialist responsibilities and exclusions are agreed in writing.

No. The portfolio separates Hong Kong projects from regional workplace references. Each project retains its published location, area and project year.

Share your location, approximate area, team size, target move date and a brief description of the project. A floor plan or landlord fit-out manual helps us frame the next steps.