First and foremost, it's important to understand what a 'design and build' fit-out and a 'traditional' build is when it comes to an office-out.

‘Design and build’ or D&B as its more commonly referred to is a method of office fit-out project delivery in which one partner is contracted with the client to provide complete design and construction services. While the ‘traditional’ build approach is where design and construction are handled by separate contractors – separate contracts, separate teams, separate work.

Both internally and externally, there are factors that will affect how much your office fit-out
ends up costing. Being aware of these factors from the outset of a fit-out project can help you manage and prepare for the journey ahead as many of these may or may not be within your control.

Making the decision to change and upgrade your office space is no doubt a big and overwhelming task. While you want to make sure that you are making the right choices, you also want to ensure that you feel confident in the options you take.

Read on to find 8 questions you can answer to create the perfect brief, so that you can feel certain about the success of your office fit-out.

Officeinsight, specialist office-fit out company for clients that value their people, has been awarded Constructionline’s Gold level status, a nationally recognised title within the construction procurement sector.

A turnkey office fit-out solution is an all-encompassing service that combines design, construction, installation, fit-out and furniture. So, all the occupier has to do is 'turn the key'.

Throughout the UK, the average cost of an office fit out varies per square metre.

An office fit out is a significant project that most often involves space planning, design and build. In the majority of office fit outs there’s a requirement to install meeting rooms, break out areas, new partitioning, lighting and office furniture, which is why the scope of the project can vary considerably depending on the different features, location, timescale and overall specification you require to complete the project.

You may be considering an office fit-out, but feel inundated by all the other information on the web. A good place to start is to identify what type of office fit-out you require.