Corporate & broadcast

Corporate Interior Construction & Office Buildouts

Office buildouts, corporate interiors and broadcast facilities — built inside occupied buildings with clean phasing, MEP coordination and accountable reporting.

Corporate interiors are built inside buildings that keep operating: tenants above and below, freight elevator schedules, building engineers and rules about when noise is allowed. The work is as much logistics as construction.

PBS builds offices, financial and professional spaces, and broadcast facilities — the most technically demanding version of a corporate interior, where power, acoustics and overhead structure all have to land in the same room.

Clients include: NewsNation & The Hill · WPIX11 & News Nation NY · KUSI · Polish Slavic Federal Credit Union · WPIX 10th Floor · Madwell.

Scope

What this kind of buildout involves

Partitions, ceilings & doors

Framing, drywall, acoustic and specialty ceilings, glass fronts and hardware built to the design intent.

MEP coordination

Power, data, HVAC and sprinkler modifications coordinated with the base building and its engineers.

Acoustics

Wall assemblies, door and glazing selections and quiet mechanical design for conference rooms, studios and executive areas.

Millwork & finishes

Reception desks, pantries, feature walls and the flooring and wall finishes that define the space.

Broadcast & technical rooms

Dedicated power, lighting grids, cable pathways and control rooms coordinated with the client’s integrators.

Occupied-building logistics

Freight, protection, after-hours work and building management coordination.

Where

Where we have built corporate interiors

Questions

Corporate Interiors FAQ

Do you build broadcast studios?

Yes. PBS has built newsroom and studio facilities; the projects on this page include them. Studio work adds dedicated power, acoustic isolation and overhead grids to a normal interior scope.

Can you work while the rest of the floor is occupied?

Yes. Phasing, containment and after-hours work are planned up front so the business keeps running.

How is the project reported?

Through Procore: daily logs, photos, RFIs, submittals and schedule, visible to the owner’s team throughout the job.

Planning a corporate interiors project?

Send the drawings, or just the address and what you have in mind. PBS will review the scope and follow up with next steps.

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