Multi-Suite Office Building Renovation
A full interior renovation of a multi-suite commercial building — gutted to the studs and rebuilt with modern offices, kitchenettes, reception areas, and code-compliant common spaces.
The Challenge
This was a multi-suite building that had aged out floor by floor — hanging ceiling wires, gutted corridors, and suites that no longer met modern tenant or code expectations. The challenge was to modernize the entire building on a consistent standard while keeping parts of it usable throughout construction.
Scope of Work
- Interior demolition down to stud framing in multiple suites
- New drywall, paint, and accent walls throughout
- Wood-look LVP flooring across offices and corridors
- Staircases rebuilt with metal railings and wood-look treads
- Suite kitchenettes with shaker cabinets and granite-look counters
- Reception areas with built-in desks and accent lighting
- Open office areas with conference rooms
- Exit signage, fire safety, and ADA-compliant fixtures
About This Project
This was a phased, building-wide interior renovation: multiple suites taken down to stud framing and rebuilt as modern office space. The before photos show the scale honestly — hanging ceiling wires, gutted corridors, and dated finishes throughout.
The rebuild standardized the building on durable commercial finishes: wood-look LVP flooring, black baseboards, recessed lighting, and bold accent walls that give each suite its own identity. Common areas got the same attention as the suites — staircases were rebuilt with metal railings and wood-look treads, and suites received kitchenettes with shaker cabinets and granite-look counters.
Commercial work is as much about compliance as finishes: exit signage, fire-safety equipment, and ADA-compliant fixtures run throughout the building, and the phased schedule kept portions of the building usable while work progressed floor by floor.
Materials & Finishes
- Flooring
- Wood-look LVP across offices and corridors
- Walls
- New drywall, paint, and accent walls
- Stairs
- Metal railings with wood-look treads
- Kitchenettes
- Shaker cabinets with granite-look counters
- Reception
- Built-in desks with accent lighting
- Compliance
- Exit signage, fire safety, ADA-compliant fixtures
Project Photos
Common Questions
Can a commercial building be renovated while it stays in use?
Yes. This project ran on a phased schedule — work moved through the building floor by floor and suite by suite, so portions stayed usable while others were down to the studs.
What does a tenant-improvement renovation include?
Here it meant demolition to stud framing, then new drywall, paint, wood-look LVP flooring, lighting, suite kitchenettes, reception areas, and code work — everything needed to turn dated suites into move-in-ready modern offices.
How do you keep a large renovation consistent across many suites?
Standardize the finishes. Every suite was rebuilt on the same durable commercial palette — LVP flooring, black baseboards, recessed lighting — with accent walls giving each space its own identity within one coherent building.
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