Each film will highlight the knowledge and resources that have supported the company with securing projects from clients at landmark locations within the country.

The videos are also being released to coincide with Pacific’s presence at the Annual Hospitality Conference – a UK gathering of senior decision-makers focused on hospitality investment which takes place in Manchester on 14-15 September. 

Hotel reception areas are featured in the first film. Colour palettes, materials and eye-catching features are employed in the company’s project deliveries in Edinburgh at the Marriott Hotel Holyrood, Apex Waterloo Place as well as the Mount Royal, located in Princes Street.

Additionally, refurbishments have been made at the Marine in North Berwick and Seaton House in St Andrews. 

The second film shows the company’s delivery for restaurants, bars and function suites at several hotel locations, such as Edinburgh’s Marriott Holyrood, Apex Waterloo Place and Mount Royal as well as The Marine in North Berwick, together with Seaton House and the Rusacks, which are both in St Andrews.

Through the use of traditional and contemporary materials, fixtures, fittings and lighting, these projects encompassed brasseries, cocktail lounges and upmarket restaurants such as the Ondine Oyster And Grill at Seaton House. 

The third film focuses on hotel rooms. The company has refurbished over 1,000 rooms not just in Edinburgh, St Andrews and North Berwick but also in Glasgow, alongside wider locations. 

The three films can be seen on the Pacific Building website.

Pacific Building managing director Gerard McMahon said: “We are extremely proud of our achievements in the hotel fit-out sector, and these films help us tell our story in a visually striking way.

“Our work speaks for itself at some of the most iconic locations and establishments in Scotland where the demand for high quality comes not just from the hotel operators but from their customers too.”

Based in Hillington, on the outskirts of Glasgow, the company’s progress in the hotel sector has gone ahead while it continues to focus on its relationships with clients in the airports and food-and-drink sectors.