Visual review guide
Read Project Images as Supporting Information
Gallery images can help you understand the intended presentation, but each image should be read together with the latest plan and documents rather than treated as proof of the final delivered project.
Illustrative visuals
Lifestyle or presentation images can communicate an idea but may not represent the exact final site condition.
Site photographs
When site images are shared, ask for the date and location so you know what stage or area they actually show.
Plans & layouts
Use the current master or layout plan for plot positions, roads and common areas instead of relying on perspective images.
Keep project visuals and dated project documents together. It becomes much easier to distinguish concept imagery from current on-site information.


