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GENERAL CONTRACTOR OF OFFICE INTERIOR DESIGN PROJECTS

For 18 years and counting we have enjoyed a rewarding cooperation with architects and interior designers in implemention of complex and extensive furnishing projects from A to Z. We offer both, standard and custom-made furniture for purchase or rent.

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Step by step, this is how an architect benefits from cooperation with the general contractor of interior design projects:
1
MEASUREMENTS
In order to save the architects' time and effort, all measurements of the furnishable office are done by our project manager. The process involves communication with builders, electricians, plumbers and other specialists in order to understand their plans for project implementation and how to fit them together.
2
MATERIAL SELECTION
We go though a wide range of production material options and advice how to implement the interior project more efficiently by keeping up with the quality standards and fitting into the framework of the budget. We evaluate alternatives from wood, stone and metal producers and let the author of the interior project choose the most suitable one.
3
CALCULATIONS
We contact a plethora of suppliers that produce the desired material for the sake of choice and price variety. Each one of them has a different cost, supply terms and minimum amount of order. Given our extensive experience in the industry, we know the technical peculiarities of each material therefore can advice you the most effcient solution.
4
ADJUSTMENT OF SAMPLES
Architects usually do not have an in-house storage of sample collections for every single producer or material. We do. In order to see, touch and feel the material of choice, you won't have to contact every single producer, the project manager of Ospace will do it for you – all you'll have to do is choose the best option.
5
TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
We deliver technical drawings addressing every smallest detail of the interior project. The general contractor supplies an architect with a production plan that illustrates the real technical structure of the solution in cross-sections. In short – we take into consideration all technical capabilities and characteristics of each material when producing these drawings.
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PRODUCTION
Once all plans are approved, the production can commence. Our project manager monitors the whole process to make sure every detail fits all technical requirements and demands of the client. In this stage the idea from a technical drawing turns into a real piece of furniture or, as our project managers poetically describe it – pregnancy is over, it's time to give the birth.
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LOGISTICS
Not all materials can be produced and delivered next morning around breakfast time – each of them have different supply timing and before all the parts have arrived, the assembly can not be initiated. We simplify the logistical part of the project by offering storage services until all materials are in place.
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INSTALLATION
This is where our sleepless nights begin. Deadlines are tight as a misfitting shoe. Something during delivery gets damaged and has to be replaced immediately. Reclaiming an item takes time and effort that architects are reluctant to invest – we settle the issue for you ASAP.
9
COMMISSIONING
Before the freshly furbished premises are handed over to the client for use, general contractor togther with the architect inspect the place for quality control. Usually, interior design projects tend to need some adjustments to the original idea. Our task is to notice them and before any change is being made, it is agreed upon and discussed with the architect before production starts.
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