Renovation · Field note 02

Different country. Same clarity.

A remote project needs more than the occasional photo. It needs an agreed way to make and follow decisions.

Casas de 88 · Mariana Ciro2 min read

A construction helmet and architectural plans in the studio

Agree who approves what

Decide who will approve materials, design details and changes. Choose a communication channel and meeting rhythm that work across your time zones.

Ask for context with the photos

A useful update explains what happened, what comes next and which decisions are needed from you. Agree a format that makes progress easy to follow.

Keep a shared record

Define the scope before work starts. Record the decisions and ask for changes to be explained and approved before proceeding. This keeps the conversation clear when you are far from the site.

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Casas de 88 · Mariana Ciro

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Different country. Same clarity.

Agree who approves what

Ask for context with the photos

Keep a shared record

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