DAA Cork Airport Project
DAA – Cork Airport – Management Hub Office Suite & ACC (Airport Control Centre)
Services Provided
- Space Planning / Site Survey
- New Furniture selection, provision & installation
- Move Management
Location
- Cork
Business Type
- Aviation
Project Year
- 2019 – Management Hub Office Suite & ACC (Airport Control Centre)
- Reception (1 pax)
- Manager’s Office (1 pax) (Relocate existing furniture & supply new 8 person meeting table & chairs)
- Boardroom (10 pax) (Relocate existing furniture)
- Open plan (20 pax)
- Various Storage
- ACC Room (4 pax)
Brief
- We were contacted by Cork Airport at the end of 2018 and asked to quote for the used office furniture for their soon to be built new management office suite within the terminal building. Budgets were tight and CJM had been recommended to them. Following a number of meetings it was decided that we would quote for new office furniture as the client wanted a particular style which wasn’t easy to source in second hand. CJM worked with our manufacturing partner to offer a budget driven new office furniture proposal tailored to Cork airport.
- After a competitive tendering process CJM were selected as the preferred bidder to supply all the new office furniture. We were successful not only on price but also because we offered to incorporate the existing furniture into the new layout and offer move management from the existing office to the new enlarged purpose-built management suite.
- CJM supplied vibrant new white desking and storage, stylish new desk mounted screens, 24-hour high quality ergonomic swivel chairs along with a 6-person meeting pod. All the screens, seating and meeting booth were covered in the clients selected camira commercial fabric to complement the airports colour scheme and branding.
- CJM worked in conjunction with the daa project manager, cork airport team,design team, builder and all relevant airport personnel.
- CJM delivered and installed all furniture on time and on budget with minimal disruption to the client.
- The project was officially opened by Tánaiste and Minster for Foreign Affairs and Trade Simon Coveney in March 2019.