Interior spaces sometimes require updates—especially when it is being repurposed. Floors and wall placements may not create the right atmosphere or flow for the space, while outdated wiring and cabling may make it less efficient for work and personal use. Fit-outs provide the solution, aligning interiors with your objectives and vision.

What's that saying about an ounce of prevention? This guide's all about how to lay the groundwork for your most successful commercial construction project.

Philadelphia allows for restaurant and café owners to operate a sidewalk café, adding to the ambiance and neighborhood appeal that has allowed the city to emerge as a city of culinary excellence. Eateries outside of the Center City District, portions of Ridge Avenue, Passyunk Avenue, Broad Street, Main Street, 9th Street, and Germantown Avenue, must get approval from the City Council in order to operate a sidewalk café.

On October 1st, 2018, the city of Philadelphia will adopt the latest version of the International Building Code. The new requirements outlined in the IBC will change a few key components of both residential and commercial construction.

Renovations are an exciting chapter of every restaurant's story. With the proper changes, you might be poised to open your business up to a whole new demographic and market share.

When most of us think of architecture design, we often think of huge skyscrapers. But this commercial architecture is only one part of architecture design. Residential homes and buildings are also a huge part of architecture design. With both residential and commercial construction spending increasing, it's important to understand each market so you can be successful.

Commercial construction includes buildings such as banks, shopping malls, corporations, doctor's offices and much more. No matter the type of business, this type of construction is highly dependent on meeting firm deadlines to finish on time.