Privacy Policy Unlike Architects
We Design with Respect for Your Data
At Unlike Architects, we believe that good architecture begins with understanding people—their needs, emotions, lifestyles, and values. We apply the same approach to personal data. For us, protecting the information you entrust us with is as important as the aesthetics and functionality of the designed space.
That’s why we have created a transparent and responsible
Privacy Policy Unlike Architects
that clearly defines how we collect, process, and protect your data. As an architectural studio operating in accordance with the principles of design ethics and sustainable development, we treat privacy as an integral part of our work.
Personal Data Protection at the Architectural Studio
In our daily design work, we come into contact with various types of data—from contact information and technical documentation to data regarding the lifestyle and aesthetic preferences of our clients.
Personal data protection at the Architectural Studio
is not only a legal obligation, but above all, an expression of respect for the people who have placed their trust in us.
We treat every contact form, every email, and every request for quote with due care. Data is stored securely, accessible only to authorized team members, and used exclusively for the purpose of providing design services.
Processing Personal Data in Accordance with the GDPR
As a design studio operating in the European Union, we comply with the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Processing personal data in accordance with the GDPR for us means:
clearly disclosing the purpose of data collection,
the ability to view, edit, or delete data at the client’s request,
limiting access to data only to those involved in the project,
using technical and organizational security measures to protect against unauthorized access.
All individuals who contact us—whether through a form on the website or directly—have the full right to information about how their data is processed. Our privacy policy as an architectural studio has been developed to meet the highest standards of transparency and legal compliance.
Personal data protection architectural studio – Why Is It Necessary?
Interior design is a deeply personal process. To create a space that truly meets the client’s needs, we must understand their lifestyle, aesthetic preferences, workflow, and sometimes even daily rituals. Personal data in interior design isn’t just information for us—it’s the starting point for creating a space that is functional, beautiful, and empathetic.
That’s why it’s so important that this data is treated with due care. We don’t share it with third parties, we don’t use it for marketing purposes without consent, and we don’t retain it longer than necessary. Every client has the right to full control over their data—from the moment of initial contact until the end of our collaboration.
Personal data in interior design – what does it include?
Our architectural firm privacy policy was created with transparency and trust in mind. It includes:
information about the data controller (i.e., Unlike Architects),
the purposes of data processing (e.g., implementation of design services, client contact),
legal basis for processing (e.g., consent, contract, legal obligation),
data retention period,
user rights (access, rectification, erasure, restriction of processing),
information about technical and organizational security measures.
The document is available on our website and updated in accordance with applicable regulations. If you have any questions about Unlike Architects’ privacy policy, please contact us—we will respond to every inquiry with full commitment.
Processing of personal data in accordance with the GDPR
In the world of architecture, where each project is a response to the client’s individual needs, personal data plays a crucial role. Therefore, Unlike Architects’ privacy policy has been designed not only to meet legal requirements but also to build trust and a sense of security. For us, personal data protection as an architectural studio is not a formality, but the foundation of ethical collaboration.
What does GDPR mean?
The GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) imposes a number of obligations on architectural firms related to the processing of client, employee, and collaborator data. Processing personal data in accordance with the GDPR means, among other things:
Clearly defining the purpose of processing (e.g., interior design, client contact, preparation of technical documentation).
Legal basis for processing (e.g., client consent, contract performance, legal obligation).
Data minimization – we collect only what is necessary.
Limiting the data retention period.
Security
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