Commercial shells / Customer spaces / Fit-out

Commercial Interior Design

A planning-led approach for commercial interiors that need a clear customer journey, working logic and material direction.

Existing commercial interior recorded during a pre-design site visit
Commercial / Pre-design evidence

Approach

Planning before surface.

Commercial work begins with the existing shell, the people who will use it and the activities the room must support. The design process turns those constraints into a clear spatial hierarchy before visual decisions are resolved.

Questions at the beginning

What the brief needs to reveal.

  1. 01What must customers understand as soon as they enter?
  2. 02Which operational zones need to remain distinct or connected?
  3. 03What can the existing shell support, retain or require us to change?

Design sequence

How the work becomes clear.

01

Existing-condition reading

A clear view of the shell, constraints and opportunities that should shape the brief.

02

Spatial hierarchy

A plan for arrival, circulation, customer-facing areas and operational zones.

03

Interior direction

Visual and material decisions developed in service of the plan and the intended experience.

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