Commercial Construction
Structural execution of commercial plazas, retail outlets and corporate offices engineered for heavy footfall, seismic safety and spatial efficiency.
Service scope & engineering standards
Commercial construction covers buildings designed for business use, such as offices, retail outlets, plazas and mixed-use developments. Compared with a house, the structural frame usually carries higher live loads, longer spans and more service coordination. Our commercial scope is priced from an itemised BOQ that separates structure, envelope, MEP works and finishes so each package can be reviewed independently.
Structural execution of commercial plazas, retail outlets and corporate offices engineered for heavy footfall, seismic safety and spatial efficiency.
What this service covers
- Structural frames for higher load and longer spans
- Basement and retaining structures where the design requires them
- Stair, lift and service-core coordination
- Envelope, glazing and external works
- Stage-linked scheduling for occupied or phased sites
Deliverables & standards
- Multi-storey corporate plazas and offices
- High-load flat-slab structural frames
- Multi-level basement construction
- Stair enclosures and fire compliance
- Milestone-linked delivery schedule
Common questions
Do you build commercial buildings on occupied sites?
Where the site allows, work can be phased around existing operations. The sequence, access routes and safety measures are agreed in writing before mobilisation, and the BOQ identifies any temporary works needed.
Which approvals are needed before commercial construction starts?
Approval requirements depend on the authority controlling the plot, the building use and the design. We coordinate with the appointed consultant and confirm the approval status before structural work begins; approval timelines are not guaranteed by the contractor.
Can structural and finishing packages be contracted separately?
Yes. The BOQ can be split into structural, envelope, MEP and finishing packages, and clients may award them in phases. Interfaces between packages are documented so responsibility at each junction stays clear.
