Interior buildouts are important in every construction project. You have invested in having your building constructed. And now, you want it to become useful, whether you'll live in it, use it, or rent it out. Even rented spaces benefit from interior buildouts. Let's say you have rented an office space from a landlord, and you want it to become a coworking space. You want this space to accommodate a number of employees and fulfill its vital functions while not violating any building code or tenant-landlord agreement. For this office space, you'll want cubicles, a conference room, and an office for the program manager. You also want the space to become aesthetically pleasing and well-designed. To achieve these goals, you will consider tenant improvements. Here, you will customize a building's interior space to fit your firm's needs.