Av. Mauro Ramos, 1970 · Florianópolis [CONFIRM] (48) 3206-0523
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Interiors project 02

[CONFIRM — project to be confirmed.] This page is the structure of a case study. It goes live only with real work, written client permission, and confirmed publication rights for every photograph.

TypeInteriors
ScopeDesign + construction management
Area[CONFIRM] m²
Timeline[CONFIRM]
A finished interior with joinery, stone and natural light, no people — illustrative stock photograph
Illustrative stock photograph — replace with licensed, credited project photography. [CONFIRM]

The brief

One paragraph: who the client is, what the property was, and what it needed to become. [CONFIRM]

The constraint

The thing that made this project difficult. It is the paragraph a prospective client reads to decide whether you can handle theirs — and it is what almost no portfolio publishes. [CONFIRM]

The solution

What was done, and why. [CONFIRM]

Material palette

Stone[CONFIRM]
Timber[CONFIRM]
Metal[CONFIRM]

Plan

Technical drawings on a table — illustrative stock photograph

Publishing the plan depends on client permission and on what it reveals about the property. [CONFIRM]

Sequence

The finished space from another angle, no people — illustrative stock photograph
A caption describing the space and what was done to it [CONFIRM]
The finished space from another angle, no people — illustrative stock photograph
A caption describing the space and what was done to it [CONFIRM]
The finished space from another angle, no people — illustrative stock photograph
A caption describing the space and what was done to it [CONFIRM]
The finished space from another angle, no people — illustrative stock photograph
A caption describing the space and what was done to it [CONFIRM]

Credits

Architect in charge
[CONFIRM] · CAU [CONFIRM]
Team
[CONFIRM]
Construction management
[CONFIRM]
Contractor
[CONFIRM]
Photography
[CONFIRM]
Year
[CONFIRM]

A photographer credit is both a courtesy and a copyright requirement. Architectural photography is usually licensed rather than assigned, and the licence commonly limits medium, territory and term — [CONFIRM] web-publication rights for every image before publishing.

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