Hotel Refurbishment Advisory
Refurbishment projects fail
before procurement begins.
Terrae structures FF&E scope, budget logic, and sequencing before the project enters the market — preventing cost drift, rework, and procurement inefficiencies.
Request a refurbishment reviewWhy refurbishment projects lose control
Short-term upgrades conflict with long-term repositioning.
Scope is defined without lifecycle sequencing.
Budgets are approved before specification is validated.
Procurement interprets an incomplete brief.
What happens as a result
Rework after phase one
Interim solutions become permanent cost liabilities.
Duplicated procurement
Items are re-specified and re-tendered across phases.
Loss of control
Decisions shift from structured planning to reactive correction.
How Terrae structures refurbishment
Short-term and long-term scopes are separated and structured to avoid duplication.
FF&E is defined at item level, aligned to operational logic and brand standards.
Cost is structured before procurement — not discovered through it.
Where Terrae fits in refurbishment
Control is established before procurement begins.
Best fit for
Hotel refurbishment programmes
Asset repositioning
Operational upgrades
Phased renovation strategies