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Designed as a bespoke offering for landlords, arke+ enhances your commercial assets, helping you maximise your return on investment. Combining inspirational design with flawless, cost-effective delivery, we collaborate with you to create eye-catching spaces that tenants and occupiers will love.

Bike storage and outdoor room created for an independent landlord in London
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A collaborative approach

Whether your project focuses on design, construction or a mixture of both, we work collaboratively with you to provide a seamless solution for your needs.

The team appointed to work with you will be by your side from concept to completion, so you can rest assured that your project is in good hands.

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The cost per square foot will depend on the exact scope of works. For example, whether it is a cosmetic refresh of the floor or a full refurbishment including M&E renewal. A good guide would be between £60 and £150 per square foot.

The length of time to fit a space out to Cat A standard depends on the size of the premises and the scope of the works required, but for a cosmetic refurbishment a minimum of 4 weeks on site would be necessary.

Larger scale projects are quite bespoke in their nature, which is reflected in the overall timeline. Arke+ are happy to provide initial advice on any considered projects on a speculative basis.

Yes, you can carry out projects within an occupied building, but you need to ensure that the other tenants have access to their floors and facilities and adhere to all necessary Health & Safety Regulations.

If these elements are not included as part of the design scheme, then ‘end of journey’ items which could be planned include bike racks, showers, lockers, and gym facilities.

Toilet ratios are dictated by potential occupancy; for a modern office you should allow 1 person/8m2 60:60 male:female for further information  http://www.hse.gov.uk/contact/faqs/toilet.htm

This can vary depending on the specific circumstances, but generally the most efficient air conditioning system would be a heat recovery VRF/VRV system as it takes account of the varied requirements of occupants, recovers wasted heat and reuses it in other spaces.