Construction Planning

When designing and outfitting commercial interiors, durability and longevity are paramount. Commercial spaces endure constant use and wear and tear, making it essential to select materials, finishes, and designs that can withstand the test of time. Whether you’re setting up an office, restaurant, retail store, or any other commercial establishment, here are seven crucial factors […]

People like to eat at trendy restaurants. Don’t you? Creating an immersive and engaging environment is essential for longevity in the restaurant industry. So, it’s common for establishments to refresh their dining room and overall concept from time to time. Is it time for your restaurant to do some updates and keep things fresh? This

The restaurant industry in Canada generates upwards of $80 billion, equating to about 4% of total economic activity in the Great White North. Further, Canadian restaurants employ more than 1.2 million people – about 7% of Canada’s total workforce. That’s one big piece of pie, and significant social responsibility on the shoulders of restaurateurs and

Heading out for a bite to eat and a night on the town isn’t just about the food. Restaurants are feasts for the other senses, too. The atmosphere, the social aspect, and a sense of grandeur are all a part of the dining experience. An appealing environment makes eating a meal that much more enjoyable,

Whether you’re experienced in the process or not, every commercial renovation undertaking should be started by asking your prospective contractor a slew of questions. The purpose of asking these questions is to educate and prepare yourself, your team, and your space for the impending construction. Your contractor ultimately shapes the success of your renovation plans

Commercial renovations are very different beasts than their residential counterparts. A commercial renovation project must adhere to a similar organisational structure that helps the business or organisation at hand to maintain a certain level of operation – shutting down for a month or so isn’t usually an option. Further, there’s huge demand for a concrete