Site Improvement for Operational Requirements: Functional Spaces Beyond Appearance

A good corporate space should respond to both the image and real use. If you start with just beauty, there may be subsequent problems such as workflow, no cover, unloading, or storage.

Start with the activities that occur in the area.

Before design, you should know who uses space. What do you do? How often and what steps need to be connected. To make the layout supports work instead of creating obstacles.

Identify the equipment and key limitations from the beginning.

Furniture Tools, Service Points and Support Systems affect the size of the space and location. The first collection of this data reduces the solution during construction.

Consider the building assembly system together with

Electricity, air supply, fire and other system functions should be coordinated with the layout so that the space is continuously operable and can be ⁇ ined in the long run.

Think about future changes.

Some areas may need to adjust the number of users, change the equipment or support new activities. The flexibility burning as appropriate will help the organization not to adjust big every time the job changes.

Measure success from after delivery

Good Site Improvement projects should make the space available, secure according to the relevant requirements and support the user’s work. Not just through the outlook of the work.

ICORP provides space planning, project concept design, interior, construction, renovation, site improvement, coordination and project handover by adhering real use as one of the core core of project design.