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Europe

Global financial institution, Paris

This project involved renovating 12 floors of an existing building, in alignment with our client’s rigorous design standards and infrastructure needs.

Key Contact

Ludovic Lecoeur

Ludovic Lecoeur

Associate Director

Paris

Contact Representative

18th April 2024

Linesight provided full cost management services to a global financial services client, both pre and post contract, on this 7 storey commercial fit-out in Paris. We also provided due diligence services to the client during the acquisition and feasibility stages of the project, as well as full project management during the subsequent fit-out.

The project involved stripping out existing spaces and transforming them into an open-plan office layout with new desk configurations, enclosed areas, meeting rooms, collaboration spaces, and fitted kitchens. Additionally, architectural enhancements were made to the reception area, and new spaces such as a café/restaurant and a barista bar were created.

The project also involved renovating all 12 floors of the existing building to align with the client’s rigorous design standards and infrastructure needs. 

Value Add

  • Linesight designed and implemented a robust project delivery plan with concise objectives, timelines and critical milestones enabling clear reporting and allocation of responsibilities.
  • Linesight delivered predictable outcomes for the client through comprehensive programme and risk management.
  • Specific project management services included: procurement and management of the design team, master programme development and control, risk management, development and management of procurement strategy, coordination of stakeholder teams, contract negotiations; management of the main contractor during site works, implementation and control of change management processes.

Data

5,400 sq.m

Ludovic Lecoeur

Ludovic Lecoeur

Associate Director

Paris

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