Commercial Architecture and Tenant Improvements
MBARCHAA designs commercial buildings and tenant improvements (TI) for retail, office, medical and food-service tenants in Southern California. Licensed architect Mustafa Bdaiwi handles code analysis, accessibility (CBC Chapter 11B), occupancy and egress, and the permit drawings.
Key facts
- Portfolio examples include a retail store in Irvine, a medical office building in Anaheim and a retail and food-service building in Cabazon.
- Core code work: occupancy classification, egress, fire-resistive separations, CBC Chapter 11B accessibility and Title 24 compliance.
- Tenant improvements often need landlord approval and, for food service, county health department review in addition to the building permit.
Related projects
- Date Shake Retail in Cabazon - Commercial, Cabazon, CA. Retail Groceries Store with Date Shake Food Service - 12,254 SF
- Santa Ana Multi-Family Residential - Commercial, Santa Ana, CA. Multi-Family Residential Development
- Medical Office Building - Commercial, Anaheim, CA. Medical Office Building - Healthcare Facility
- Pomona Mixed-Use Development - Commercial, Pomona, CA. Mixed-use development
- Rancho Cucamonga Commercial Building - Commercial, Rancho Cucamonga, CA. Commercial building
- Santa Fe Springs Industrial Building - Commercial, Santa Fe Springs, CA. Industrial building
Want the architect to carry it through construction too? See One-Mind Delivery.
Frequently asked questions
What is a tenant improvement (TI) permit?
A TI permit covers interior changes to a commercial space, such as walls, lighting, plumbing or accessibility upgrades. The city reviews drawings for building, fire and accessibility code compliance.
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