Flexibility begins with the building
Inshakov describes an office product that can accommodate a headquarters, several owners or separate tenant units. Engineering capacity, circulation, access and resource metering need to support that flexibility from the design stage.
The everyday experience
Ventilation, climate control and sufficient electrical capacity increasingly form part of the basic specification expected by corporate occupiers. In a tall building, lift capacity and waiting times also shape how users experience the property.
Quality that lasts
The interview places emphasis on characteristics that are difficult to change after completion: architecture, floor efficiency, ceiling heights, glazing, infrastructure and transport access. These considerations sit alongside location and the commercial terms.