Modern office fitouts are about more than just partitions and furniture, they’re about enabling the right technology for a creative and efficient workplace. Setting an office up with the right lighting systems, automated heating, and advanced AV setups has the potential to make the office a hub of productivity and collaboration. There is also the potential for cost savings. Smart offices can also contribute to sustainability goals through increased energy efficiency and help equip staff for remote work. Increasing energy efficiency in an office fitout Energy efficiency and
In an era of remote and flexible work, designing an office with multiple options for future tenants is a practical move. Adaptable spaces and future uses can meet the evolving needs of tenants and make the space easier to lease, more quickly. For the best office designs for flexibility, there are a range of options. It could mean incorporating modular layouts with movable walls, or furniture that can be reconfigured, allowing tenants to scale up or down without significant renovations. Flexible work zones that serve multiple functions – such as collaborative spaces that can double as event venues or private offices that can
Office furniture can make a significant impact on your office. Think the iconic table tennis tables of tech companies, or the sleek chairs of a premium beauty salon. Choosing the right office furniture is a big decision for any office fitout. It’s not just about the look, it is essential for the function and efficiency of the workplace. From the desks and chairs to the storage units and meeting tables, each piece of furniture contributes to the environment where your employees spend many hours of their day. Ergonomic chairs and desks are necessary
Office fitouts are an investment in productivity, employee satisfaction and efficiency. The right design and layout can support business workflow and collaboration, as well as being a great environment to be in. In the current competitive landscape of commercial property – and recruitment – office fitout ideas and delivery can make a business stand out. Whether you’re setting up a new office or looking to revamp your current workspace, flexible office spaces are important. Here are some practical ideas to transform a Brisbane office fitout. Modern office fitouts: Crafting an open plan office Open plan and collaborative spaces are an important part of the
Want a comprehensive evaluation of your office space? Consider a professional office fitout site assessment before you start. Office fitouts are important. They create the work spaces and environment of the office, and can improve or reduce leasing options. For the tenants themselves, the fitout can also boost or hinder productivity and efficiency, as well as the happiness of workers. RAW Commercial Projects have the runs on the board for office fitout site assessments. Managing Director Richard Wiseman has been in the industry for decades, and knows what to look out for in a space. Importantly, communication with property owners is a
Investing in attractive and fit-for-purpose communal areas for your commercial property can help to attract tenants and ensure they stay long-term. Common area fitouts can enhance the asset’s value and appeal, a key factor when commercial property vacancy rates are sitting at more than 11 per cent in Brisbane’s inner city. Fitouts for common areas can include lobby upgrades, landing enhancements, and improvements to the outdoor or basement areas. These are high-traffic zones where clients and customers interact and first experience the property. From modernising the foyer to integrating new technologies, common area fitouts highlight the property’s appeal. What are common
Medical interior design is important for creating practical, efficient, and pleasant spaces within healthcare settings. The interior design and fitouts of medical offices should revolve around the patient and their needs. Factors such as confidentiality, maintaining a calm and neutral environment, and privacy must also be taken into account in the design. When planning a healthcare office fitout, RAW Commercial Projects also aims to deliver a clinic that is great for its staff. Clinics and healthcare offices can be complex environments with many people coming and going with different activities underway at the same time. We are specialists in medical interior
Building a safety-first culture Construction can be dangerous. The combination of heavy machinery, working at heights and the use of a wide range of materials contributes to the building sector being a higher-risk. In Queensland this year, workers have been killed in vehicle rollovers on building sites, falling objects have injured people, and others have suffered electric shocks or electrocutions. Builders do vital tasks delivering new offices, homes and community projects. Their work is essential. But it is also essential to reduce the inherent risks facing workers as much as possible, to make sure everyone goes home safely every day. Safety
Commercial property can be an excellent investment for owners, with the potential for long-term leases and strong returns. However, it is essential that owners attract the right tenants to ensure the asset is well maintained. With the current rate of vacancy in Brisbane hovering around 11 per cent, there can be strong competition to attract tenants. A vacant property will not only result in foregone revenue, but it will also continue to incur costs such as maintenance, utilities, and property taxes. So how do property owners attract tenants to a commercial property? There are a range of key ways
Office fitouts bring a range of benefits for a company, from a boost in brand image and staff morale from working in a new space, to the adaptability and flexibility of a contemporary office. But there can also be a financial advantage for the investment in a new fitout, through office fitout depreciation. These investments in the building or interiors are expenses that can be claimed from the total business revenue when calculating the total taxable income. The annual reductions in taxable income from a depreciating asset can improve the bottom line because businesses only pay tax on the lower amount. However, as