Prestigious offices in emblematic buildings

The head office of our client, Pérez-Llorca, is situated at no.50, Paseo de la Castellana, where it occupies the entire building. Having decided upon a second head office in its growth plans, a choice was made in favour of the Foster Tower to the north of Madrid, in an area known as the Cuatro Torres (Four Towers) Business Área, gradually occupying 5 floors of the building (8,400 sq m floor area in total). The client already has its own design and works performance teams and engaged C&W’s project monitoring services for the management of these. During 2022, the client decided to undertake the fit out of the 16th floor (assigned to offices) and part of the 14th floor, dedicated to meeting rooms. The project was executed under a turnkey framework.

Cushman & Wakefield proposed a senior Project Manager with experience in major office fit-out projects of the highest quality. Given that the building has highly specific technical requirements, the owner Pontegadea insists on prior approval of all fit-out projects before commencement of works. It is important to point out that in the case of the 14th floor it was necessary to fit the works into periods in which the existing meeting rooms in the remainder of the floor were not in use, therefore requiring night-time and weekend working, as well as works during the month of August. 
 
In tandem, and with the project monitoring assistance of C&W, the client likewise decided to renovate the offices at Castellana 50, carrying out activities to improve a number of spaces such as offices and the cafe, along with more specific areas aimed at creating three new meeting rooms and a medical/physiotherapy consultation room. 

Scheduling proved to be one of the most significant and demanding challenges, works completion being required prior to the return of staff on September 1. It was essential to closely track the scheduling of the works in order to meet the client’s main requirement. The resulting look and layout of this floor now matches those already occupied by Perez-Llorca in the building.