"office refurbishment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an activity or process in which an office space is renovated or improved. For example, "The office refurbishment was completed over the weekend, and the staff are now enjoying the fresh look of their new workspace."
The industrial setting involves an office refurbishment project in Oslo, Norway.
Executive chairman John Morgan, who founded the company in 1977, said the office refurbishment market is "pretty flat" and the recovery will be later and slower than expected.
One Southampton Street in Covent Garden, London, has an unassuming façade but this renovated office building achieved the highest post-completion BREEAM score ever recorded for an office refurbishment.
Oh, I think this office refurbishment is going to be really good!
Lewis blamed Thain for not keeping him abreast of Merrill's true financial condition, for lavish spending on an office refurbishment and for paying Merrill employees accelerated bonus payments.
Staff members were told to spend more than federal guidelines allowed on office refurbishment.
They are missing the entire picture and they waste so much money on asinine things like office refurbishments and their disgusting salaries," said Shapiro.
Corporate fat cats spend absurd amounts of money on office refurbishments, and fly jets to Washington to beg for bailout money because they are so comfortably cocooned within thick layers of spoils and accolades.
A structured diagnosis scheme enables architects and engineers to simultaneously handle the entire complex process of office building refurbishment or retrofit with respect to deterioration, functional obsolescence of building services, energy consumption and indoor environmental quality.
The main exceptions are the Croydon Tramlink, the sale and leaseback of all social security offices and the £350m refurbishment of the Ministry of Defence headquarters.
It includes the reconfiguration and refurbishment of offices, classrooms and science labs in the central administration and classroom building, known as Building A. The third phase of the project — remodeling three third-floor science labs and three second-floor classrooms — will be completed next month, Leininger said.
