Offices, studios and tasting rooms.

Small commercial work for owners who care what the room says about them. We handle the landlord, the town and the build, so you can keep running the business.

$350k to $2M
6 to 14 months

Oak Street Office: a brick warehouse with exposed timber trusses, a steel mezzanine and a long oak work table

Two kinds of job

Inside an existing building, or from the ground up.

Tenant improvement

You lease or own a shell and need it to work. We measure it, test the systems, sort out what the landlord pays for and draw a plan that fits your headcount and your brand. Most TIs open in six to nine months.

$350k to $900k

Small ground-up

Buildings up to about 8,000 sq ft: a tasting room on a winery parcel, a studio behind a storefront, a two-story office. Same five steps as a house, with a longer permit step.

$900k to $2M

What is included

The parts that usually stall a commercial job.

  • Lease and work letter review before you sign
  • Accessibility upgrades and path of travel
  • Fire, life safety and occupancy coordination
  • Mechanical and electrical engineering
  • Signage and storefront approvals
  • Phased construction if you stay open
  • Custom reception desks, bars and shelving from our shop
  • A hard opening date in the build contract
Blackened steel stair with oak treads rising along a brick wall to the mezzanine at Oak Street Office

Recent commercial work

Oak Street Office, Campbell.

A 1920s brick warehouse turned into a 22 person design office. We kept the trusses, added a steel mezzanine and opened in eight months without closing the street.

Read the Oak Street Office case study

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