A live-mall strip-out run inside a five-night permit window, with hoarding, dust screening and every load carted through the service lift.
Working in an operating mall means the constraint is never the demolition itself, it is access. All debris had to leave through a shared service lift on a booking system, and the shopfront hoarding had to be up before the first hack.
The scope covered the existing shopfront and glazing, suspended ceiling and lighting, floor tiles down to screed, and all tenant electrical and data back to the riser. Structural columns and the sprinkler main were identified, marked and protected before work started.
Sorted debris was carted away nightly so nothing accumulated in the common corridor, and the unit was handed to the incoming fit-out contractor swept and ready on day six.
OfficeA whole-floor strip of a dated office fit-out, taken back to bare structure so the incoming tenant could start from a clean slab.
HDBChasing new circuits and pipe runs into existing walls under an HDB permit, then making every opening good and paint-ready.
RetailA glazed meeting room built into the corner of a showroom, with an L-box ceiling and concealed lighting over the table.
