Office remodeling is usually assisted at least in
part by an interior designer. Choosing a good interior designer who is committed
to the desires of the company rather than demonstrating a certain design goal
is always a good strategy. Even with a great designer, it is important to think
about what a person or group of people really wants for the office remodeling
project.
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Play with Color:
Use
bright, bold colors to bring energy and life to your office environment. Many
offices are decorated using boring, neutral grays, whites and browns. The
effect is employees that are so bored they want to go to sleep. Bright pops of happy
colors can make your potential employees excited to come to work.
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Learn about Property Strategy
Develop
an exit strategy for the office remodeling project. What is the highest and
best use for the office? If you were to convert the building for adaptive
reuse, what would be the best office remodeling plan for the corporation? If
possible, consider making improvements that will add value later.
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Enhance the appeal with windows:
No
one wants to work in a windowless closet. Bring in light and sunshine with some
new windows. If your office has small windows, see if it’s possible to put in
larger ones. Keep window dressings light and airy so that workers can see the
sights outside. Investing in new windows might help you with the office
remodeling project, too. Some older models of windows aren’t very good
insulators. Better insulated windows mean you spend less money heating and
cooling your office space.
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Consider your employees:
Taking
the opinions of employees into account when starting an office remodeling
project is a great way to find out about the needs of the workforce. Employees
may have suggestions or insights into how the office is used. Choices about
colors and themes of the office may be more appropriate for higher management,
but decisions about how much shelving would be useful in a copier room are
often more effective when the people who use the copiers are asked for input.
Angel's Professional Cabinetry
8870 N Himes Ave Suite 251 Tampa, FL 33614
(813) 394-5985
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