Name the stretch
Tell us the junction, campus, road segment or destination behind your ORR preference. A clear reference is more useful than treating the whole corridor as one location.
A corridor. A precise starting point.
Outer
Ring Road.
Which stretch works
for your team?
Your preferred stretchThe destinations that matterThe workplace itself
Give the corridor a centre
Start with an anchor.
Keep room for alternatives.
Describe the working day
Include peak attendance, client visits and the hours the office must support. Review the actual approach and entry arrangements for each shortlisted building.
Define the acceptable move
Separate the requirements you must keep from the things you can adapt: fit-out, floor size, parking, the opening date or the exact address.
Outer Ring Road (ORR) / Before you shortlist
Compare entrances, not just addresses.
An ORR shortlist is more useful when every option is tied to the stretch, campus and arrival route your team actually means.
Suggested checks for the specific property you are considering.
Pin the gate
Record the entrance you would use, including any separate visitor or service gate. A building pin alone can leave the last part of the journey unclear.
Try the journey
Visit from your team’s main starting points at relevant working hours. Record what you observe instead of treating a map estimate as a daily commute.
Keep the comparison fair
For each shortlisted stretch, compare the same room schedule, parking requirement and handover scope. Note which compromise is about the location and which is about the building.
Bring to the first discussion
A preferred stretch, important destinations and the entrances of any buildings already under discussion.
Let’s make it specific
Your stretch.
Your next move.
Share the part of Outer Ring Road you are considering and the workplace you want to create. We’ll discuss suitable options and current availability.
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