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Author: Archie Villaflores

Recognised for full-service MEP expertise and smart-building innovation, Ethos Engineering won Fit Out Professional Consultancy of the Year at the Fit Out Awards 2025, demonstrating how AI-driven delivery redefined engineering across Ireland's sector in 2026.

Author: Archie Villaflores

UAE-based Casa Vogue Design LLC completes 45-day fast-track fit-out for AMARU Restaurant & Lounge at Souk Madinat Jumeirah, Dubai. The premium hospitality project demonstrates the company's capability in delivering high-value venues under compressed schedules.

Author: Archie Villaflores

Australia-based Qanstruct completes headquarters fit-out in Kew, Victoria, featuring three-storey lobby with SUPAMICRO acoustic panels supplied by SUPAWOOD. Bruce Henderson Architects designed the workspace balancing functionality, aesthetics and environmental consciousness.

Author: Archie Villaflores

Aramark Ireland Energy Solutions secures appointment to lead design development and project management of €1.5 million energy upgrades at VISUAL Centre for Contemporary Art and George Bernard Shaw Theatre in Carlow, co-funded by council and SEAI.

Author: Archie Villaflores

Shannon Airport commences €15 million arrivals area upgrade as part of €40 million investment programme. The project replaces the 1970s terminal section with modern curved façade, enabling transition to electric heat pump technology and reducing emissions.

Author: Archie Villaflores

Ireland-based Armada Hotel completes €2.5 million refurbishment of Armada House in Spanish Point, County Clare. The three-year project transforms the 13-bedroom nineteenth-century property under creative direction of Irish interior designer Suzie Mc Adam.

Author: Archie Villaflores

Fit-out excellence reflects material innovation and adaptive design that balance aesthetics with sustainability. Performance emerges where premium craftsmanship, retail optimisation, and heritage renovation deliver commercial value and environmental accountability. Reflecting on a key achievement from last year, 'Synk wins Fit Out Product of the Year with Luxury Concrete Products at the Fit Out Awards 2025' demonstrates how bespoke concrete with Irish heritage materials sets new specification benchmarks. This achievement establishes standards for the 2026 awards, where lifecycle performance and supply provenance will distinguish product innovation. Furthermore, 'Penneys reduces Cork city centre store expansion from original 17,000 square feet proposal' shows how retailers adapt development plans to address planning constraints and construction costs whilst revitalising vacant units. Strategic revision enables flagship modernisation supporting customer experience and urban renewal. Meanwhile, 'andBeyond reopens Phinda Zuka Lodge following refurbishment in South African private game reserve' illustrates how sensitive refurbishment preserves architecture whilst introducing enriched textures and artisan collaboration. Framework preservation reduces embodied carbon whilst local sourcing celebrates regional craft. These developments frame a sector where sustainable innovation, strategic adaptation, and heritage sensitivity determine design outcomes. See how specification intelligence and adaptive design are advancing fit-out sector capability.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Awarded for its premium design elements last year, Synk's Luxury Concrete Products won Fit Out Product of the Year at the Fit Out Awards 2025, demonstrating how sustainable craftsmanship are reshaping decisions across Ireland's commercial interiors sector in 2026.

Author: Archie Villaflores

Northern Ireland-based Graham Construction signs £286 million contract to develop Cambridge Halls student accommodation at Manchester Metropolitan University, England. The project creates 2,302 bedrooms across two multi-storey buildings through a joint venture with Unite Students.

Author: Archie Villaflores

Codex Office Solutions launches country's first neuroinclusive workplace product range in partnership with AsIAm. The Dublin office supplier's research reveals 61 per cent of neurodivergent employees identify noise as their biggest workplace barrier.