Public-facing millwork has two audiences: the people who use it, and the people who have to maintain, service, and build around it.
01 / Read the package01 / 03
A clear scope saves work later.
We start by looking closely at the drawings, schedules, finish intent, site access, and the responsibilities of adjacent trades. That first read surfaces the decisions a shop drawing will need to answer.
Millwork scope and drawing review
Materials, hardware, and finish intent
Site access and installation conditions
02 / Design for contact02 / 03
The public side gets used hard.
Counters, desks, storage, and feature elements need to look right while handling repeated contact. We consider the visible experience and the practical access behind it together.
Service and transaction points
Accessible storage and staff access
Replaceable or serviceable components
03 / Sequence the install03 / 03
A live site needs a real plan.
Commercial work shares a site with other people, trades, deliveries, and decisions. Fabrication and installation are planned around that sequence so the work can arrive ready to be fitted.