Alltec Construction were appointed by The Royal Highland & Agricultural Society of Scotland as design and build contractors to refurbish the Strathmore Bar, Restaurant & Kitchen within the Lowland Hall. The refurbishment had the aim of improving the functionality, saleability and the overall look of the facility.

The works comprised the complete strip out of the existing fit-out which was dated and tired, leaving only the remaining core and shell of the building fabric, a blank canvas to re-invent the space.

Following the completion of down takings and the preliminary design stages we then proceeded to fit-out the Strathmore Bar & Kitchen, the works comprised; Double glazed windows, decorative wall panelling to internal walls, new anti-slip vinyl and parquet flooring,  plasterboard ceilings with detailed bulkheads, high end bar and servery with marble frontages, bespoke brushed stainless steel hanging bar rack with mirror backing, full height mirrors with RHASS manifestation, fire roller shutter to kitchen servery with all associated M&E fit-out packages.

The project was handed over on time and on budget with the grand opening presented to all RHASS directors at their quarterly lunch event, it was well received and given the approval of all board members.

CORGI HomePlan approached Alltec Construction to redesign and reconfigure their existing 1st floor west wing office and newly acquired east wing to meet the ever-increasing demands and requirements of their growing business. Following initial consultation, we were appointed as Principal Contractor to design and build the new office and breakout areas.

While in consultation with CORGI Homeplan our design team developed alternative layouts to accommodate existing and new staff in their very busy call centre.  The client’s vibrant colour scheme was a key design element in the brief and was incorporated throughout all the fixtures and fittings.  Planning the phases was always a critical part of the works moving forward as the existing staff required a fully operational office which included IT systems and the eventual extension of the comms system in a busy 24hr call centre.  All the works were managed by our in-house electricians and data engineers.

Throughout the full process of concept, design and construction, Alltec Construction met targets and transformed the office environment to a bright and colourful space, leaving a happy client with a project which was on time and on budget.

Morgans solicitors celebrated their 25th anniversary with a major refurbishment & re-branding. The listed art deco building went under extensive external repairs including a new roof surface & external signage. The recent purchase of the old Fife council office to the rear of the building allows the Litigation & Family Law department to operate from a separate entrance on Walmer Drive. Internally both the front of house and the new additional office to the rear lower ground floor were refurbished to a high, clean modern standard in line with the new Morgans brand.

CALA Homes have been based on the first floor of their Sitehill office for some time, but due to expansion they recently acquired the ground floor also. Firstly, we refurbished the entire ground floor to bring it into line with the new CALA branding including new glazed partition offices, meeting rooms, breakout areas and a new reception whilst the business stayed operational above. Once complete we fully migrated the staff downstairs temporarily so that similar works could take place on the first floor.

Following the project, we have continued to carry out various alterations to suit the ever changing demands of the business.

The Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) instructed the internal fit out of Strathallan House to create a new Stirling head office over two floors.  The works were completed over a period of 4 months and included all Joinery, Electrical & Mechanical, Plumbing, Decoration, Flooring and bi-spoke furniture works all sourced in-house.

The Hair Salon was instructed by Fife College following the success of the previously created Beauty & Nail Salon which we fitted out the previous summer.  The design included cut, washing and dying stations for the students to perfect their skills in a modern new environment.  All of the works were sourced in-house, ensuring that the programme stuck to its strict timescales allowing the students to get back to learning as quickly as possible.