Universal Music Group — Tenant Improvement
A $15M five-story tenant improvement for Universal Music Group in Los Angeles — phased interior transformation within an occupied Class A office building.
Location
Los Angeles, CA
Project Size
$15M
A $15M five-story tenant improvement for Universal Music Group in Los Angeles — phased interior transformation within an occupied Class A office building.
Universal Music Group needed a complete five-story interior transformation of its Los Angeles offices — a complex tenant improvement in an occupied Class A building requiring phased execution and premium finish quality.
Members of our leadership team delivered a $15M, five-story tenant improvement for Universal Music Group, managing interior demolition, MEP coordination, and premium finishes across a phased schedule in an active office building.
Large-scale tenant improvements in occupied commercial buildings require a construction team that can manage phasing, building operations, and premium finish delivery simultaneously. Prior to founding Tekton, members of our leadership team delivered a $15M, five-story transformation for Universal Music Group — one of the world’s largest music companies — within an active Class A office environment.
The project required careful management of construction activities around Universal’s ongoing business operations, coordinating access, noise, and building systems in a way that minimized operational disruption while maintaining construction momentum.
The completed project delivered a high-quality, brand-aligned workspace for Universal Music Group — a reference point for the commercial construction experience the Tekton leadership team brings to market today.
A $15M, five-story tenant improvement for Universal Music Group in Los Angeles, delivering a complete interior transformation within an occupied Class A office building. This project reflects the high-profile commercial delivery experience carried by the Tekton leadership team.
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