Ocio Design Group in downtown San Diego's Bankers Hill district has delivered commercial interior design and space planning from its Fifth Avenue studio since the firm's founding, building a portfolio of corporate, medical, retail, and hospitality tenant improvements across San Diego, Los Angeles, and the San Francisco Bay Area. The firm's project record on Procore shows 15 completed builds averaging more than $24 million in construction value, a commercial-interior scale that feeds into the same architectural documentation pipeline managed by fellow Bankers Hill practice Augustine Design Group on First Avenue. NCIDQ-certified designers on staff handle space plans, reflected ceiling layouts, finish schedules, and furniture specifications, producing permit-ready interior construction documents for tenant improvements ranging from corporate headquarters to restaurant and taproom buildouts. Ocio's emphasis on maximizing spatial functionality within existing lease footprints makes the firm a frequent collaborator with landlords and property managers reconfiguring Class A and B office suites for incoming tenants. Interior demolition, framing, and finish carpentry on those tenant-improvement projects move to general contractors at Back's Construction Inc and other downtown builders who bid from Ocio's construction document sets. The firm's most technically demanding interiors involve medical-office tenant improvements requiring OSHPD-lite compliance, specialized HVAC zoning, and antimicrobial finish specifications layered on top of standard commercial building codes.