Office and corporate tenancies built to the same standard as the clinical floors above them — including two office tenancies on the ground level at Cheltenham, within a four-level health building.
Healthcare groups do not only need clinical space. They need administration, billing, training rooms, boardrooms and the corporate floor that sits underneath the practice — and increasingly they are developing mixed-use buildings where commercial tenancies sit alongside clinical ones.
We build those tenancies, and we build them understanding the clinical floors above: where the acoustic separation needs to be, how the services are shared, and how a commercial lobby and a patient entry coexist without confusing either.
Healthcare groups do not only need clinical space. They need the floor the practice runs from.
Six things that decide whether it works on opening day — every one settled before a wall goes up.
A front of house that signals the organisation rather than defaulting to a desk and two chairs, and that reads differently to a clinical waiting area where the two share a building.
Planned to the headcount and the way the team actually works, with power and data in the floor or the furniture rather than trailing.
Acoustically separated, with the AV infrastructure built in rather than added afterwards, as at Macquarie Park.
For the conversations that cannot happen on an open floor — HR, clinical governance, patient complaints.
Kitchen, break space and end-of-trip facilities that make the tenancy somewhere people are willing to come in to.
Where commercial sits beneath or beside clinical floors, the acoustic, fire, services and access separation resolved properly at design stage.
Three rooms from the register, photographed on completion.
Office and administrative space built as part of larger healthcare projects in the register.
Named, because “fully compliant” on its own tells you nothing.
1 completed project in this sector, 1,500 m² in total. Every room schedule is published.
We do not publish a square-metre rate, because the rate would be wrong for your tenancy.
Cold shell, warm shell or an existing fitout to strip out. Strip-out and make-good of the previous tenant's work is a real line.
Open plan is cheaper per square metre than cellular offices. The meeting-room count drives the partition and acoustic budget.
Mechanical zoning, lighting and power distribution to the layout, and the base building's capacity to support it.
Glazing, insulation and lighting efficiency measures, and the cost of demonstrating compliance.
An obligation at the end of the lease that is worth pricing at the start.
Send us the tenancy and the scope. We will come back with a room schedule, a compliance read and a realistic cost range — and tell you early if the site cannot do what you need.
