PSBMG · Information
Editorial principles
These principles guide the presentation of projects, the studio’s involvement and the available documentation.
Authorship and involvement
Each project page distinguishes the studio’s role from documented collaborations and states which services PSBMG provided on that project.
Photographs, renders and editing
Photographs document the work; renders represent proposals. Composites, recreations and AI edits are identified when they affect how a project is read, and are presented as a proposal or recreation.
Maps and building volumes
Maps and animated models help locate and explain the projects. Cadastral building volumes are approximations with indicative heights; the project drawings and measurements are the technical reference. Their animated growth is an illustrative representation.
Data and sources
Cadastral information includes its source and consultation date. It may describe a specific plot or property and differ from the project documentation. A figure awaiting confirmation is labelled as such until it is verified.
Assistant responses
Automated chat responses are indicative and may contain errors. Technical documentation, quotations and contracts are prepared by the team: discuss decisions about your project with them.
Corrections and updates
If you notice an error, email [email protected] and identify the page and the information concerned. We will review it and make any appropriate correction.