Rémy Dominique Dulucq

Privacy policy

This policy explains personal information associated with browsing the Rémy Dominique Dulucq website and contacting the business. It distinguishes information used to display the website, a message you choose to send, and records that may arise from later dealings with the company. The fields and notices presented for a particular interaction should be read together with this policy.

REMY,DOMINIQUE DULUCQ, at Rue de la Maison Daurade 4, 33000 Bordeaux, France, is identified as the publisher of this portfolio. Contact [email protected] about the handling of a project conversation or a privacy question. This policy distinguishes browser activity from a message you choose to send through your own email provider. It covers the portfolio's general contact route; a commissioned project may require additional, specific instructions for supplied documents and personal information. A new project does not automatically authorise unrestricted processing of all material within a manuscript, drawing, storyboard or brief.

The hosting service must process connection details to deliver a page or image, such as the requested resource, network address and request time. Error and security records may also include browser or connection information. Cloudflare may provide network protection, Web Analytics, email-address protection and network error reporting; these processes are distinct from the enquiry form. The page loads its own font and example artwork locally. It has no embedded social feed, externally hosted video player, advertising pixel authored in the page, payment widget or account sign-in.

You can supply a name, reply email, optional company or project label, selected project interest and message. The selected interest may be prefilled from a link so that a project enquiry retains its context. JavaScript uses these fields to compose a draft within your current browser page. The draft is not submitted to a website database or saved in local storage by this form. Refreshing or leaving the page may discard it; browser autofill and your device's own recovery features have separate behaviour that you control through browser settings.

Preparing a draft shows its text for review. The optional email link passes the recipient, subject and message to an email application configured on your device. You decide whether to send from that application. Opening a draft alone is not delivery, and this website cannot verify that a mailbox received it. Your email provider processes messages under its own privacy terms. If a conversation is received, the recipient can use the information needed to understand and answer the project request; do not include material you cannot authorise that recipient to review.

Project information can help define a requested viewpoint, drawing style, level of detail and output use. A general enquiry needs only enough context to discuss that brief. Do not send private floor plans, security arrangements, residents' personal details or photographs you cannot authorise for review. If a commission needs sensitive location material, agree access, retention and secure transfer separately. Necessary correspondence may be handled to respond to your request, discuss an agreement or meet legal obligations, using the lawful basis appropriate to that specific activity rather than assuming every drawing brief has the same basis.

A spatial drawing can reveal more about a place than an ordinary illustration brief. Keep details of occupants, alarm locations, access codes and private rooms out of an initial enquiry. A later project should define who can view supplied plans, which parts may be reproduced and whether a location can be identified publicly. Do not assume that permission to enter a building includes permission to publish its layout. If a reference image contains personal information, discuss a redacted version before sharing the full file.

There is no project-file upload or drawing archive within this website. If reference plans or image files are exchanged later, their retention should follow the purpose of the commission, the agreement and applicable recordkeeping duties. Ask for the planned treatment of working files, final illustrations and correspondence before transferring sensitive material. Some records may be needed to document instructions, usage rights or a payment dispute; retaining those records is different from keeping an unrestricted copy of every supplied photograph indefinitely.

Hosting and network providers can process request information while delivering this portfolio. Your email application is involved if you choose to send an enquiry. A commissioned illustration may require a separate file-transfer route or production supplier; identify that route and its access conditions before supplying restricted plans. Do not assume that every technical provider is a party to the creative commission or has permission to reuse the drawings. Any legally required disclosure must be considered under the circumstances and relevant law.

The professional address is in France, while a website request or an email may pass through infrastructure in another country. A client and a location may also be elsewhere. Those facts do not themselves authorise unrestricted international disclosure of location files. If a real project needs a transfer involving personal information, clarify the recipient, purpose and applicable protection. The published portfolio contains fictional spaces and locally stored example assets; it does not require you to identify an actual resident or disclose a private floor plan.

A browser connection and an email draft cannot provide an unconditional guarantee that a building plan will remain private. Use a short, nonconfidential description to begin. Confirm the intended recipient before sending files, remove unnecessary names and restrict access to documents according to their sensitivity. Any appropriate confidentiality terms and transfer arrangements should be agreed for the real commission. If you suspect that a location document was sent to an incorrect address, contact the relevant provider and intended recipient promptly with enough information to investigate.

You may ask about information associated with your illustration enquiry using the published contact route. Explain the conversation, document or date concerned so that it can be distinguished from another request. Applicable data protection rights may include access, correction, erasure, restriction, portability and objection, subject to legal conditions and exceptions. A request need not include a copy of a floor plan or an identity document unless its necessity and secure handling have been established. You may also approach the competent data protection authority.

The portfolio is a professional presentation rather than a service designed for children. An adult discussing a domestic space should not include a child’s name, routine, bedroom layout or identifiable image in an initial form. A drawing can communicate a general idea without those details. If a later project genuinely requires personal material, identify the purpose, permission and appropriate safeguards before sharing it. A parent or guardian concerned about a disclosure can raise the particular issue through the published contact route.

A change from local enquiry drafts to a hosted submission service, an account area or another data collection feature would require its own review and a suitable update to the notice shown to visitors. The current form has none of those features. The version date helps identify the practices described when you browsed. A later edit to this policy does not automatically permit a new use of previously supplied location material. Keep relevant project instructions and ask if the intended handling of a reference file is unclear.

The website presents business information and enquiries rather than an experience designed for children. A parent or guardian concerned that a child has supplied personal information can contact the operator, describe the relevant interaction and ask about appropriate action. An adult making an enquiry should avoid including unnecessary information about a child or another person. Where a particular service legitimately requires such information, the purpose, authority and appropriate channel should be clarified for that situation instead of placing the details in a general contact message.

The publication date identifies the version currently displayed. Changes to website features or business handling may require revisions or an additional notice at the point of collection. A later policy statement does not by itself authorise a materially different use of information already received where further notice, a legal basis or consent is required. Keep a copy relevant to your interaction if you need one. Questions about this policy, a particular data category or a request that remains unresolved can be raised through the Contact page, without limiting any available complaint to a supervisory authority.

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