Sytner Group’s Sunningdale web site has undergone in depth renovations to boost its Rolls-Royce dealership.
Following a aggressive tender course of, Sytner appointed Midlands-based industrial property contractor McCarthys to finish the £2.9 million structural refurbishment mission.
The scheme concerned knocking the unique showroom via to a neighbouring constructing which elevated flooring area by 3,500 sq ft — extending the area for Rolls-Royce in addition to creating further workplace area on the primary flooring for the BMW group.
Steve McCarthy, managing director at McCarthys stated: “On condition that Rolls-Royce is a luxurious model, it’s important that clients have a parallel expertise within the showroom. The target with the renovation was to create an area that exudes sophistication and magnificence. By increasing the showroom, Sytner Group was in a position to present a really immersive expertise.”
Beforehand a NatWest financial institution, the adjoining property required specialist work and experience, together with the elimination of the vault. Sytner was guided via the design course of by McCarthys, along with architects at ATA Design and structural engineers at Value & Myers.
The refresh additionally included relocation of the doorway doorways, to boost buyer expertise, and the creation of a primary flooring roof terrace which required a brand new platform, lighting and tiling. All parts required specialist, client-approved suppliers to ship towards bespoke necessities.
That is the most recent mission delivered by McCarthys for Sytner, with the 2 firms having had a working relationship since 2017. Over that point, McCarthys has delivered 18 schemes for Sytner’s used automotive showrooms, in addition to BMW, MINI and Ferrari dealerships, ranging in worth from £250,000 to circa £3m.
