In 2023, a UK National Bank initiated a strategic relocation plan to optimize operational efficiency. As part of this endeavour, NatWest acquired a three-story retail premises in Preston from their property portfolio, with the intent of establishing a contemporary and sustainable environment for both its staff and clients.
The project encompassed a comprehensive Mechanical and Electrical (M&E) fit-out of the newly acquired retail premises. The primary objective was to implement cutting-edge systems that would enhance energy efficiency, provide optimal working conditions, and align with NatWest’s commitment to sustainability.
The newly installed systems included:
The installation process was executed with meticulous coordination among various contractors and specialists, ensuring the seamless integration of Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) systems with the building fabric. This comprehensive approach was instrumental in meeting stringent timelines and minimizing potential disruptions to NatWest operations during the relocation phase.
The M&E fit-out successfully transformed the retail premises into a sustainable and comfortable environment for both staff and clients. The project not only enhanced the operational efficiency of the premises but also demonstrated NatWest's commitment to sustainability and innovation in its corporate real estate strategy.
