Emerald House
Reception and Common Parts Refurbishment

Design services provided for the client of a London property company. Externally the entrance canopy was redecorated and new automatic sliding doors installed. Internally the reception area and lift lobbies on two floors were completely refurbished including new ceilings and lighting. Minor aesthetic changes were made to improve the existing WC's.

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Chartwell Group
Relocation – Kings Orchard Bristol

CJIA project managed the relocation of the Chartwell Group from 3 buildings into one new head office in the prestigious Kings Orchard building in Bristol. The second floor was modified to provide a new reception area and meeting space and existing furniture and filing that were already located on the Second Floor were reorganised to suit Chartwell’s requirements. Our overall scope of work included:

• Furniture and filing surveys to record current filing requirements and furniture items to be relocated.
• Surveying and logging of existing furniture and filing located on the Second Floor
• Interior Design
• Project Management

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Wellington House
Common Parts Upgrade and Office Refurbishment to CAT A Reading

Our involvement with this refurbishment entailed upgrading the reception area and toilets. Project management was carried out by a property company that we work with regularly. Our overall scope of work included:-

1. Designing a new curved staircase and bridge to link two sides of the reception area. See plan.
2. The alteration of a ground floor tea point into an accessible shower.
3. The addition of a new accessible WC on the First Floor
4. The design of all finishes, fittings, lighting and signage
5. A new reception desk and credenza unit.
   
6. All floors of this building have now been let.

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Eversholt Street, Euston, London
Common Parts Refurbishment

Our involvement with this refurbishment entailed upgrading the reception area and lift lobbies within the main building in addition to a satellite entrance also located on the site. The walls of the reception area were glad in glass supported on an aluminium frame system. The ground floor lift lobby walls were clad with aluminium panels. The suspended circular light fittings were bespoke fittings made to suit our requirements.

Project management was carried out by a property company that we work with regularly.

Our overall scope of work included:-

1. The design of all finishes, fittings, lighting and signage
2. New reception desks and credenza units.

Sourcing of furniture and artwork.

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Mayfair, London
Executive Dining Suite

This project involved the creation of an executive dining suite at lower basement level. The location was chosen within the building as staff complained that the existing office space was unappealing due to the lack of natural light.

Our solution was the creation of a translucent lightwall using daylight bulbs to create the effect of floor to ceiling daylight. The lighting behind the lightwall and within the two rooms created (dining and drinks room) are dimmable allowing for the creation of lighting moods to suit the time of day.

High quality finishes and carefully chosen furniture complete the space.

Our overall scope of work included:-

• The design of all finishes, fittings and lighting.
• Sourcing of furniture.

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Keen House, Covent Garden, London
Office Relocation

Working closely with a property company, our involvement with this project was primarily taking the brief, carrying out a measured survey of the space, designing the layout and determining the size of each room. In addition we advised the client with regards to the type and size of the workstations that were suitable for the space for 10 - 12 staff.

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