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re: Architect recommendations (BR area) for small business design?
Posted on 4/6/17 at 5:11 pm to Will Cover
Posted on 4/6/17 at 5:11 pm to Will Cover
This is more complicated than you might think.
A tenant buildout can run almost the same as full construction. Even small stores can run 200-300 hundred thousand dollars in buildout costs depending upon what the mall requires. There is also a LOT that goes into store arrangement and fixtures. The lighting alone can be very particular.
Not to sound ridiculous, but often the simple spaces or good looking stores you see required a fair amount of work for them to look right. Just having a contractor wing it typical isn't successful.
A tenant buildout can run almost the same as full construction. Even small stores can run 200-300 hundred thousand dollars in buildout costs depending upon what the mall requires. There is also a LOT that goes into store arrangement and fixtures. The lighting alone can be very particular.
Not to sound ridiculous, but often the simple spaces or good looking stores you see required a fair amount of work for them to look right. Just having a contractor wing it typical isn't successful.
Posted on 4/6/17 at 5:27 pm to GetBackToWork
80% +.of my business is design/build tenant buildout
we do not "wing it"
OP does not need an architect but if he does hire one the outcome will be the same, just more costly and time consuming
we do not "wing it"
OP does not need an architect but if he does hire one the outcome will be the same, just more costly and time consuming
Posted on 4/6/17 at 5:42 pm to GetBackToWork
Good lord... you people are greatly over complicating this stuff. Sure an architect can provide all the bells and whistles... but for metal building build outs, it just typically isn't needed. I've done hundreds of these things as an engineer... mostly for clients/builders who pick out all of the architectural crap themselves (honestly, I have no talent for it).
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