When planning an interior design project, companies typically work with a design firm whose proposal is put up for tender then contracted to a particular construction firm. While this traditional model has worked in the past, the process of going to tender can take a month or more, and inefficient communication between contractors from different companies can result in delays and extended project timelines.
In contrast, design and build specialists can offer turnkey services where a single team takes care of the entire fit-out process, rendering the bid and tender phase redundant and consolidating project design, financing, procuring, sub-contracting and construction into an all-in-one solution.
The biggest benefit of a turnkey approach is the seamless communication between design and build teams. This ensures build factors are considered in the design stage and enables multiple phases to be tackled at the same time, shortening project timelines. The fact that our design and build teams could communicate so easily is very helpful for us in every day work, says Erwin from Mennmost GmbH.
