[COPY] Maida Vale house case study title
[COPY] Opening paragraph, up to 80 words in lede at 860 wide. It states what the building is, what the brief was and what changed, in the first two sentences. It names the postcode, the material and the paint system, and it avoids any figure that is not confirmed.
The brief
[COPY] The brief, 80 to 120 words in body-l. It says what we were asked to do, what condition the building was in and what the constraints were, naming the material and the statutory position where one applies.
Our approach
[COPY] Our approach, 80 to 120 words in body-l. It says what we specified and why, naming the preparation, the substrate and the paint system. It says what we ruled out.
On site
[COPY] On site, 80 to 120 words in body-l. It says how the works ran, the access arrangement, the working hours and how the building stayed usable throughout.
The result
[COPY] The result, 80 to 120 words in body-l. It says what the finish is, what was handed over and what the maintenance position is from here.
Photographs
[COPY] Long form body for this case study, if the page needs prose beyond the four structured sections. Session 1 renders the structured fields only.
What the client said
[COPY] Verbatim client quote, 15 to 35 words, in the client own words, naming what was done and what it was like to have us there.
Credits
- Photography: [CONFIRM] name
- Surveyor: [CONFIRM] firm
- Architect: [CONFIRM] firm