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A dialysis unit is planned around treated water. Every chair needs a water outlet and a drain, the treatment plant needs its own enclosed room, and the floor needs wastes in case a line comes loose.
A transport depot's office and amenities are planned from the yard, where drivers park, sign on, eat, wash and wait. That sets where the drivers room, the hatch to the transport office, the showers and the induction room go.
A butcher shop is laid out to keep meat cold from the delivery door to the counter. We explain the cutting room, linings, ceilings, rails and chillers that the NSW retail meat standard asks for.
A dog grooming salon is planned around washing and drying. The bath needs a drain with a hair trap, the floor and walls take a hose, the dryers get a closed room, and the air carries damp and hair outside.
The simulator company supplies the screens, projectors and sensors. The bay walls, ceilings, mounts and services around them are built to the clear height and the light each bay needs.
Drums, brass and amplified bands need far more separation than a piano or singing lesson. How we plan a row of practice rooms by instrument, then build the walls, floors, doors and air conditioning to suit.
A trade counter keeps customers on foot away from the forklifts behind it. In an industrial unit that takes a counter line wall, a ceiling below the roof, display walls that carry product and a wall to the warehouse.
A bottle shop is laid out around its cool room doors and its shelf walls. What that means for the floor, bulkhead and power at the doors, walls that carry bottles, the licence boundary, the counter and a glazed wine room.
A franchise head office tests products and trains franchisees as well as running an office. Where a test kitchen can go in an office building, and how the training room, field desks and store room are built around it.
A pool contractor builds the pool and a mechanical contractor treats the air. The sealed ceiling, wall linings, viewing glass and change rooms around them are built for warm, humid, chlorinated air.
A trade workshop is built around the courses taught in it and a trainer who has to see every student. We set out the walls, power, extraction, sinks and doors it needs from the building.
A dealership is built to the vehicle brand's facility standards, around glass sales offices, a floor that carries cars and a bay where new cars are handed over. What we build in each, and in what order.
A control or dispatch room is set out from what its operators need to see and hear at any hour. The walls, glass, ceiling, video wall backing, air and power are all built around those sightlines and a room that never shuts.
NDIS and disability service premises are built around clients who arrive in wheelchairs with support workers. We set out the doors, room sizes, adult change room, hoist supports and wall backing that this changes.
The brewing side fixes the plan with its trade waste equipment, drained floor and tank loads. The taproom is built around it, with a glass wall onto the tanks, a cool room behind the taps, patron toilets and a ceiling under the roof.
An office in a cold store is planned so it never interferes with the chillers and freezers beside it. That sets how its walls meet the panels, how it deals with cold and fire, and where cold-room staff warm up.
Before and after school care often shares the school hall. The fitout adds a lockable store, an office that looks onto the hall, a kitchenette, toilets children can reach and a separate way in for parents.
A contact centre seats more people on a floor than most office buildings were designed for. Exits, toilets, air, power and data and the acoustics are all planned around the real seat count.
A jewellery store needs a secure back room, a workshop and lighting that shows metal and stones in their true colour. What we build for each, and the order it goes in.
A pathology collection centre is two or three small rooms and a toilet, built for a provider to run. The toilet and basins fix the plan, and each room needs the right chair, finishes, power and call buttons.
A distribution centre fitout is planned around the floor team. That means amenities sized for the shift change, a lunch room by the door to the floor, a safe walk in from the car park and an office that can see the floor.
A food court tenancy drains to the centre's grease system, ducts its hood to the centre's exhaust and serves over an open counter. We set out what the centre provides and what the fitout builds and connects to it.
A pharmacy is set out from its dispensary, which has a minimum size, a sink, a bench and a security standard set by NSW regulation. How we build the walls, ceilings and services around it.
Turning part of a school building into a preschool means sizing playrooms for 20 children, building their toilets alongside and glazing the doors between rooms so educators can see every child.
