Development Launch \\ What's in a launch \\ 02 of 06
One page that
sells the project.
The renderings in the order a buyer walks them, the story, the place and an interest list, on one page that works as well on a phone as on a desktop. For projects heading to a hearing, a plain-language project page for neighbors comes first.
What you get
- A one-page launch site, desktop and mobile
- Renderings in walk-through order: front, aerial, rear, then the rooms
- The story, the place and the key facts
- An interest list or brochure request form
- For approvals: a neighbor-facing project page
The Provincial at Pidcock Creek \\ Solebury, PA
A one-page site that reads like the house.
Front, aerial and rear first, then the rooms in the order a buyer walks them. One dark band for the evening story, the facts of the house, the history of the creek, and a request form for the brochure.
See the full case study →Ironmaster at 994 Commerce \\ Pottstown, PA
The same aerials, now selling a life.
The front leads, then the aerials, then the pool. One green band for the amenities, one dark band for the Pottstown story, and an interest list split by apartment or townhome.
See the full case study →46 West \\ Philadelphia, PA
A walk through the Vision, room by room.
The tower first, then the view, then each room in the order you'd move through it, with the real numbers beside them: 4,046 square feet, 182 feet of glass, 13-foot ceilings.
See the full case study →994 Commerce · approvals \\ Pottstown, PA
One page neighbors can actually read.
What's proposed, what happens to Coolidge Avenue, how the buildings sit on the land, and a question form for the next public meeting.
See the full case study →Want this for your project?
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