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Building an office building 

As establishments open to the public (ERP), office buildings must meet a certain number of access standards (especially for people with reduced mobility) and safety standards, which govern constructions.

In principle, any building can be converted into an office. Even a residential house can be converted back into a workspace. However, with increasing demand, more and more office buildings are emerging, offices that today share the same characteristics: modernity and functionality.

Actually, office buildings focus on simplicity, but above all on modernity. This modernity is expressed both in the form of the building and in the materials used.

On the outside, company offices are most often:

- Square in shape with a flat roof to make the most of the space.
- High up, with several floors to provide as much work space as possible.
- With large openings to increase brightness and interior lighting.
- With easy-care composite-type facade claddings.

5 Key steps : 

Step 1: support from an architect

Step 2: find the right terrain

Step 3: construction of the building: structural work

Step 4: construction: finishing work and finishing touches

Étape 5 : l'aménagement et la décoration de vos bureaux