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Bramblewood Terrace Architects · Architecture practice · Portland, ME

Bastian Corvino is the studio manager at Bramblewood Terrace Architects, and he keeps the studio's project pages, LinkedIn posts, carousels and quarterly letter on one schedule, each one under a photo of the model, drawings or finished building.

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Project image wall

Studio publishing
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Eight months on, a kitchen redesignClient storiesPublished
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A stair hall in oak and steelMaterials notebookPublished
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A client who kept every sketchClient storiesPublished
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Choosing brick slips for a narrow facadeMaterials notebookPublished
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Wood, brick, stone, metal: a tour of the material boardMaterials notebookPublished
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Framing day on the harbor lane houseBehind the drawingsPublished
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Drawing the roof you will never seeBehind the drawingsPublished
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Sections that explain a stairBehind the drawingsPublished

Tables

Studio publishing

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Every project page, post, carousel and newsletter piece, where it runs, how far along it is and the image under it.

HeadlineThreadStagePublished asWritten byAim to send byWent out
The stair that became the center of the houseMaterials notebookScheduledProject pageIdris Quaranta-WhitfieldOct 8, 2026—
Why we photograph a house before and afterMaterials notebookScheduledStudio newsletterLisbet Achterberg-MoreauOct 10, 2026—
Living with a house we designed for a family of fiveClient storiesScheduledLinkedIn postLisbet Achterberg-MoreauOct 11, 2026—
Zinc cladding up closeMaterials notebookScheduledInstagram carouselSoledad Mwangi-PettersenOct 12, 2026—
Client story: the house on stiltsClient storiesAwaiting photographyProject pageIdris Quaranta-WhitfieldOct 14, 2026—
Winter site visit: what the frame tells usMaterials notebookAwaiting photographyLinkedIn postIdris Quaranta-WhitfieldOct 17, 2026—
Quarterly letter, autumnClient storiesDraftingStudio newsletterBastian CorvinoOct 19, 2026—
Open studio week: what to bringOpen studio weekDraftingStudio newsletterBastian CorvinoNov 14, 2026—
The cedar house on the pointProject spotlightsPublishedProject pageIdris Quaranta-Whitfield—Apr 28, 2026
A shingle-style addition, from model to frameProject spotlightsPublishedLinkedIn postSoledad Mwangi-Pettersen—May 8, 2026
Four-unit infill near the harborProject spotlightsPublishedProject pageIdris Quaranta-Whitfield—May 18, 2026
Why we build a model before the drawingsProject spotlightsPublishedInstagram carouselLisbet Achterberg-Moreau—Jun 7, 2026

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Threads

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The running themes the studio writes under, so each piece sits in a story.

ThreadStartsEndsStatePieces
Project spotlightsApr 18, 2026Jul 17, 2026WrappedThe cedar house on the point, A shingle-style addition, from model to frame, Four-unit infill near the harbor, Why we build a model before the drawings, The apartment that borrowed its light from a courtyard
Behind the drawingsJun 17, 2026Sep 5, 2026WrappedHow a site plan starts, Reading a floor plan: a short guide for clients, Sections that explain a stair, Drawing the roof you will never see, Framing day on the harbor lane house
Materials notebookAug 6, 2026Nov 14, 2026RunningWood, brick, stone, metal: a tour of the material board, Choosing brick slips for a narrow facade, A stair hall in oak and steel, Why we photograph a house before and after, Zinc cladding up close, The stair that became the center of the house, Winter site visit: what the frame tells us, Tiny additions that change a house
Client storiesSep 15, 2026Dec 14, 2026RunningA client who kept every sketch, Eight months on, a kitchen redesign, Living with a house we designed for a family of five, Client story: the house on stilts, Quarterly letter, autumn, Meet the studio dog
Open studio weekNov 4, 2026Jan 13, 2027PlannedOpen studio week: what to bring, Model-making demo for visitors

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Piece board

Studio publishing
Concept4
Model-making demo for visitorsOpen studio weekInstagram carousel
Coastal flood zones, explained plainly—LinkedIn post
Tiny additions that change a houseMaterials notebookProject page
Meet the studio dogClient storiesStudio newsletter
Drafting2
Quarterly letter, autumnClient storiesStudio newsletter
Open studio week: what to bringOpen studio weekStudio newsletter
Awaiting photography2
Winter site visit: what the frame tells usMaterials notebookLinkedIn post
Client story: the house on stiltsClient storiesProject page
Scheduled4
Why we photograph a house before and afterMaterials notebookStudio newsletter
Zinc cladding up closeMaterials notebookInstagram carousel
The stair that became the center of the houseMaterials notebookProject page
Living with a house we designed for a family of fiveClient storiesLinkedIn post
Published15
The cedar house on the pointProject spotlightsProject page
A shingle-style addition, from model to frameProject spotlightsLinkedIn post
Four-unit infill near the harborProject spotlightsProject page
Why we build a model before the drawingsProject spotlightsInstagram carousel
The apartment that borrowed its light from a courtyardProject spotlightsStudio newsletter
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Forms and booking

Suggest a piece

Form
Suggest a pieceWhere anyone in the studio drops a project or idea worth writing up.
What should we write about? *
Where should it be published? *LinkedIn postStudio newsletterProject pageInstagram carousel
Which thread does it sit in?
Add to the list

Dashboards

Pieces at a glance

Studio publishing
Pieces by stage
  • Published15
  • Scheduled4
  • Awaiting photography2
  • Drafting2
  • Concept4
Photography cost by kind
  • Project page$7,400
  • LinkedIn post$0
  • Instagram carousel$0
  • Studio newsletter$0
Inquiries from pieces67

Also included

  • Piece boardStage rules
  • Send day tomorrowNotificationNudges Bastian one day ahead of a piece's publish-by date.

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