Got it 👍 — a Commercial Office Renovation is quite different from a home or flat renovation because it affects productivity, compliance, and brand image. Here’s a structured breakdown: 🏢 Commercial Office Renovation Roadmap 1. Assessment & Planning Space Audit → Check current layout, furniture, lighting, HVAC, electrical load. Needs Analysis → Number of employees, meeting rooms, collaborative vs. private spaces, hybrid work. Budgeting → Cost often ranges $50–$250 per sq. ft. depending on finishes, MEP work, and furniture. Timeline → Small offices: 2–3 months. Large floors/buildings: 6–18 months. 2. Design & Compliance Space Planning → Open vs. enclosed offices, hot-desking, breakout areas. Brand Identity → Interiors should reflect company culture (colors, materials, artwork). Ergonomics → Adjustable desks, good lighting, acoustic control. Regulations → Fire safety, sprinklers, emergency exits. Accessibility (ADA / local laws). Mechanical, electrical, plumbing (MEP) compliance. 3. Execution Phases Demolition & Strip-Out → Removal of old partitions, flooring, ceilings. MEP Upgrades → Electrical rewiring, HVAC efficiency, IT/server infrastructure. Construction → New walls, ceilings, flooring. Interior Fit-Out → Furniture, workstations, conference rooms, reception. Finishes → Paint, branding, acoustic panels, lighting design. Technology Integration → Smart lighting, video conferencing rooms, access control, security cameras. 4. Final Touches Testing & Commissioning → HVAC, fire systems, IT. Furniture & Décor → Ergonomic chairs, collaborative zones. Handover & Snagging → Fixing last-minute defects. Move-In Plan → Minimize downtime during transition. 💡 Trends in Modern Office Renovation Hybrid Work Layouts → Fewer fixed desks, more collaborative pods. Sustainability → Energy-efficient lighting, recycled materials, WELL/LEED certification. Wellbeing Focus → Biophilic design (plants, natural light), wellness rooms, quiet spaces. Tech-Driven → Smart building systems, IoT sensors, cloud-based access/security. 👉 Do you want me to put together a detailed cost breakdown with sample numbers (e.g., per square foot/meter for flooring, furniture, MEP, IT, etc.), or would you prefer a design-concept guide (mood boards, layouts, trends)?