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Aureva / The studio story

Different strengths. A shared way of thinking.

Meet the fictional characters exploring project management, design and specialist disciplines in the Aureva brand story.

Studio story · Fictional profiles

These characters are part of our studio story. Contact buttons reach the Aureva Villas company project desk. Your proposal will name the professionals appointed to your project and their responsibilities.

Fictional profile of Rayan Malik, project manager, in a shaded contemporary villa terrace with cream stone and blurred greenery.
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Fictional profile

Project manager

Rayan Malik

Imagined background

Rayan’s fictional career begins with room-by-room home refurbishment and develops into coordinating complete villa briefs. He is imagined as someone who enjoys understanding the whole property before dividing it into work packages, with particular attention to occupation and delivery.

A distinctive working style

His strength is sequencing connected work without losing sight of family routines. He turns broad ambitions into a room schedule, a responsibility map and a useful decision list.

  • Whole-house sequencing
  • Room schedules
  • Interior–outdoor interfaces
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Fictional profile of Maya Ellis, space designer, in a bright design studio with soft white curtains and a blurred material table.
Studio character portrait
Fictional profile

Space designer

Maya Ellis

Imagined background

Maya is imagined as a residential designer whose interest lies in the way homes change with the people living in them. Her fictional background combines furniture planning and spatial studies, with a focus on making existing rooms work harder before adding complexity.

A distinctive working style

She tests a plan through an ordinary day: arriving, cooking, gathering, working and finding a quiet corner. Her design voice is generous, practical and attentive to light.

  • Family routines
  • Furniture layouts
  • Circulation and daylight
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Fictional profile of Luca Marin, finishes specialist, in an organized material library of stone and timber samples.
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Fictional profile

Finishes specialist

Luca Marin

Imagined background

Luca’s fictional story begins around material libraries and joinery workshops. He is imagined as a detail-focused designer who developed an interest in the transitions between timber, stone, plaster and glazing, and in how those materials are cared for.

A distinctive working style

He studies an edge as carefully as a sample board. His contribution is a palette that feels connected, with product references and junctions that can be reviewed.

  • Material palettes
  • Joinery details
  • Samples and care records
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Enquiries reach the company project desk.

YOUR ACTUAL PROJECT TEAM

Know who is responsible.

Before paid work begins, the appointment should name the contracting parties, project contact and relevant design or technical specialists. Ask for their scope, relevant experience and qualification evidence where the work requires it.

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What a useful introduction covers

  • Your lead contact and how updates will be shared
  • The designer and specialists appointed to the scope
  • Who approves drawings, products and changes
  • Who handles installation, inspections and handover
  • The responsible contacts for aftercare and product support
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YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

A clearer next step.

Practical answers for your villa renovation brief.

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THE AUREVA JOURNAL

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Villa renovation concept showing a protected passage beside a room prepared for its next phase, with garden light beyond.

Planning · ·2 min read

Renovate in stages, or all at once?

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Villa concept with a double-height stair hall, walnut staircase and terracotta artwork.

Planning · ·2 min read

A room-by-room schedule for a better villa brief

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Villa material concept showing a limestone threshold and sliding doors opening to a courtyard.

Specification · ·2 min read

The villa details where one material meets another

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THE NEXT CHAPTER

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