The largest meeting was scheduled for the following day. Sawdust & Giggles had invited a major client to inspect the supplier before committing to the MCG package. The proposed brick system could achieve the architectural finish, but the project team remained uncertain about the secondary frame. They wanted proof that the components could be manufactured, aligned, installed, inspected, and replaced without turning every site variation into a custom repair.
For Maya, the presentation began long before the client entered the room. She checked the supplier’s revised bracket calculation. She compared the test certificates with the specification. She rebuilt two views in the 3D model so the connection sequence would be clear to people who did not spend their days inside drawings.
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