We design and build offices
people actually want to work in.

200+ completed projects · 100,000+ sqm designed · 15 years in business · Our partners KNAUF, BCG, Huawei, ADB, UZNEX
A team gathered on sofas for an all-hands presentation in a converted brick office

Our studio and production base in BC Trilliant, central Tashkent.

Who we are

Building the workspaces of the future since 2011.

FIT-OUT is one of the leading office design and build companies in Uzbekistan. We have come a long way from our first pilot interiors to hundreds of projects for banks, embassies, pharmaceutical and IT companies, retail and education.

We work end to end, from studying how a team actually works and drawing the architectural concept through to engineering, finishes and furniture. A transparent budget. Deadlines we stand behind.

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Where we work

From Tashkent to the regions.

Our studio in BC Trilliant in central Tashkent is our main production base. Teams travel to sites in Samarkand, Bukhara, Namangan, Andijan and Fergana. More than 100,000 sqm of office space handed over turnkey.

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200+
Completed projects
2011
Founded
4,500+
Workstations delivered
100,000+
sqm designed and built
A laptop and notebook on a high counter beside floor to ceiling windows, with a potted plant and bar stools nearby
Our approach

Designed with you, built for you.

We do not work from a portfolio of templates. Every project starts with interviews, surveys and testing how the team really works, and ends with the keys and a support team on site the day after the move.

How we work
About us

We create spaces that bring people together and inspire them every day.

A team of 60+ architects, designers, engineers and managers. Partner to Knauf, Forbo, Interface, Herman Miller, Vitra and dozens of other global brands.

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Case study

Boston Consulting Group

The BCG flagship in Uzbekistan, 1,200 sqm on the ninth floor of BC Trilliant. Meeting rooms overlooking Chorsu, a library cafe and a dedicated studio for client workshops.

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