site visit & brief
We walk the shell space. We measure. We listen to how you work now and how you want to work next. Output: a one-page brief and a budget range.
You signed the lease. You have a move-in date. You need one team to design the space, deliver the fitout and finish on time without the usual budget shock. BloxDot is that team. One contract. One timeline. One number to call.
Most office projects start with a clean promise and end with a list of delays. The architect blames the contractor. The contractor blames the client. You end up project managing a space you were supposed to move into. Here is why it keeps happening.
Architect finishes drawings. Contractor takes over. Items get missed. Clarifications take weeks. Site stops. You absorb the cost of coordination that should have been inside a single scope.
Variations stack up. Some are real scope changes. Most are re-pricing of things that should have been specified up front. By week sixteen the budget is a moving target and the emails are defensive.
The date in the signed contract drifts. A week, then three. Your office staff sits in a coworking space. The lease on the new space runs while you wait. The delay shows up in cashflow, not just comfort.
BloxDot handles design and fitout under a single agreement. The team that draws your space is the team that builds it. That removes the handoff that causes most of the problems above.
Design, MEP, joinery, flooring, lighting, furniture, signage · all under a single agreement with a single number attached. No parallel PO chains, no blame seams.
A dated handover, agreed at BOQ stage, printed on the contract. The plan is reviewed weekly. Slippage is flagged the day it happens, not the month it compounds.
A named senior from BloxDot is responsible, start to finish. Same person at the first site visit, at the BOQ presentation, at the punch list, at the keys.
Variations are rare by design · we resolve them in the drawings, not on site. When they do happen, you see the cost and schedule impact in writing before we proceed. No surprises in the final invoice.
A media company that wanted an office to match the quality of the work they produce.
We designed a dark, cinematic interior with the brand built into the walls. Open production floor, enclosed editing suites, and meeting rooms set up for different kinds of work.
A workplace for a digital media company that wanted daylight, quiet, and a sense of craft.
Vertical oak slats, plaster walls, a floor of washed travertine. Open plan workstations sit along the perimeter to claim the daylight; meeting rooms are glass boxes with acoustic baffling. No surplus, no statement pieces.
The agency's own HQ · a case study in colour discipline and curved plaster forms.
A central plaster core shaped as a lozenge holds the boardroom. Around it, a ring of open desks, a breakout stair-bench, and a palette of oxblood, oat, and brass. Our own brand, tested at 1:1.
If a delay is on us, we absorb the cost of recovering the timeline. If a delay is driven by a change on your side, you see the cost and schedule impact in writing before we proceed.
That is what one contract actually means.
BloxDot delivers the full commercial fitout package. You do not need to appoint separate consultants for design, MEP and execution.
Floorplate options modelled against your headcount, growth and how your teams actually work · decided before drawings are finalised.
Photoreal renders and tactile sample boards, so you sign off on the actual space · not on a guess.
Joinery, partitions, ceilings, electrical, HVAC, structured cabling, flooring, stone, paint and plaster · built and installed by our own crew, coordinated with the design from day one.
Workstations, seating, conference tables and breakout pieces · selected, ordered and delivered ready for day one.
Wayfinding, brand walls, dimensional logos and custom graphics · integrated into the architecture, not stuck onto it.
A named senior owns your timeline. Weekly updates, shared site log, punch list closed before the keys are handed over.
Six services. One contract. One number to call.
Request a Proposal →A clear sequence, with decisions made at the right time. No rushed drawings. No forgotten items. No scope added on the way out.
We walk the shell space. We measure. We listen to how you work now and how you want to work next. Output: a one-page brief and a budget range.
Two planning options. Rendered mood for one. Material direction. This is where the biggest decisions get made and where cost is actually controlled.
Every wall, ceiling, fixture and finish drawn and priced. Signed-off BOQ becomes the contract. No surprise line items after this page.
Our site team takes over · the same team that drew it is the team that builds it. Weekly client updates. Shared site log. No silent weeks.
Punch list closed before you walk in. Keys on the committed date. 12-month defects warranty and a 90-day settle-in check-up built in as standard.
From first meeting to move-in day. Start the meeting.
Request a Proposal →The office fitout questions we hear most often, answered directly.
Design, build, and furnish under one contract. That covers space planning, interior design, construction or fitout work, MEP coordination, joinery, custom and supplied furniture, lighting, and final styling. The client signs one contract with one party responsible for the result.
We have delivered fitouts ranging from small offices for fifteen to twenty people up to corporate floors for two hundred. The model works best when the client wants a coordinated outcome rather than the lowest-cost vendor for each piece. For very small offices under 1,000 square feet, the design-only or interior-only path is often more practical.
Typical timelines: smaller offices (up to 5,000 sq ft) take eight to twelve weeks from signed contract to handover. Mid-size offices (5,000 to 15,000 sq ft) take twelve to twenty weeks. Larger floors run twenty to thirty weeks depending on scope. We commit to a project-specific timeline at sign-on with milestone checkpoints.
Yes. The contract specifies a handover date with milestone checkpoints along the way. If the timeline shifts due to client-side changes or material availability, we communicate immediately with revised dates and the cost implications. The default position is that we hold to the committed date.
For most fitouts, the space is empty during construction. For phased fitouts where part of the office stays operational, we work in zones with timed access, after-hours work, and dust containment. We coordinate phasing at kickoff to minimize disruption to the client's operations.
Both, by default. The fitout package includes design, build, and furnishing under one contract. Furniture can be a mix of custom pieces designed by BloxDot for the project, pieces adapted from past commissions, and procured items from third-party suppliers based on the client's brief. The full furniture spec is part of the design phase and signed off before procurement begins.
We coordinate MEP design with engineering partners and manage execution as part of the build. IT cabling, server room infrastructure, and AV systems are typically handled in coordination with the client's IT vendor or specialized partners we recommend. The design integrates these systems from the start so there are no retrofits after handover.
We provide a defects liability period on workmanship covering finishes, joinery, and MEP installation. Materials carry their original manufacturer warranty separately. For larger fitouts, we agree on warranty terms in writing as part of the contract. Specific terms scale with the project scope.
Other questions? Request a proposal and we will answer them on the first call.
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