The project manager
Spirit level in one hand. Revised programme in the other. “Alright, bab. Who approved this?”
Three letters. A whole company philosophy. Several missing pencils.
A fictional construction outfit built on good intentions, misplaced drawings and the unshakeable belief that everything looks better after a tea break.
We give the client a vision. We give the team a direction. We give the drawing a comfortable place to rest in the van.
Our mission: shops that open, offices that work and doors that close. Two out of three is a productive morning.
Spirit level in one hand. Revised programme in the other. “Alright, bab. Who approved this?”
Skinny, knackered, covered in dust. Seen it all. Surprised by nothing. “Sound, la. Be alright, la.”
Our mobile office, meeting room and quality-control viewpoint. “Looks proper from here, mate.”
Nod confidently. Write “sort it” in the notebook. Underline it twice.
Plan A is the drawing. Plan B is “we’ll see when we get there”.
Everything according to plan. We’re still establishing which plan.