Unclaimed brand
Independent project management for commercial real estate, workplace and fit-out projects. Supporting occupiers, landlords and investors from strategy and property acquisition through delivery and value enhancement.
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#5F6360
Corduroy
95, 99, 96
135, 2, 38
4, 0, 3, 61
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Silver
204, 204, 204
0, 0, 80
0, 0, 0, 20
#202020
Mine Shaft
32, 32, 32
0, 0, 13
0, 0, 0, 87
IDPM (Independent Project Management by Oliver Kessler Design) is a reliable and independent project management brand based in Munich, Germany. With a focus on office fit-outs, IDPM offers EMEA-wide project management services that are tailored to meet your specific needs. Led by Oliver Kessler, a skilled and experienced project manager, IDPM provides a full range of services, including advanced project team leadership, meticulous budget control, and effective communication.
IDPM understands the importance of coordination and collaboration in project management. They bring together all required project team members, including internal divisions like IT and Facility Management, to ensure a unified and successful outcome. By overseeing the most crucial factors of Schedule, Budget, and Quality, IDPM allows you to concentrate on your daily business while they handle the complexities of your office fit-out project.
Communication is key in any project, and IDPM excels in keeping everyone informed. From architects to decorators and IT specialists, all necessary information is shared at the right time. As your dedicated project management partner, IDPM provides regular and effective updates on the progress of your project.
With a strong expertise in remote project management, IDPM is your go-to brand for office fit-outs across Europe. Trust in IDPM to deliver exceptional results, just as their satisfied clients have attested to in their testimonials. Contact IDPM, a branch of Oliver Kessler Design, to experience their professional and reliable project management services