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Privacy Policy<\/h2>\r\n<\/div>\r\n<\/div>\r\n
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ARCHITECTURE & ART STUDIO SRL\u00a0 takes your rights concerning your personal data seriously. In this statement ARCHITECTURE & ART STUDIO SRL\u00a0 explains how it collects, processes and uses your personal data. It thus constitutes the general privacy policy of ARCHITECTURE & ART STUDIO SRL .<\/p>\r\n

The responsible for data processing is ARCHITECTURE & ART STUDIO SRL Bucharest, sector 1, str. David Emmanuel nr. 9, ground floor, CUI 22155340.<\/p>\r\n

For questions concerning this statement and our policy you can at all time contact office@archstudio.ro. In case of questions for specific data, we may ask you to identify yourself, so we are sure to provide the requested information to the right person.<\/p>\r\n

When and for which purposes does ARCHITECTURE & ART STUDIO SRL\u00a0 collect and process data?<\/b><\/p>\r\n

ARCHITECTURE & ART STUDIO SRL\u00a0 collects and processes your personal data when you as a customer approach us in the context of our services, when you contact in one way or another. These activities will be referred to as \u201cclient administration\u201d and they concern the fulfilment of agreements we make with you.<\/p>\r\n

If you are a supplier, we process your data or the data of your contact persons in the context of deliveries of goods or services for the generic purpose of \u201cadministration of suppliers\u201d.<\/p>\r\n

Further we process your data, as a client or supplier, for making up invoices and other accountancy documents. This makes up the purpose of \u201caccountancy\u201d.<\/p>\r\n

In some cases, we may also process your data as a prospect, i.e. a person who has no contract with us, with the purpose of presenting you our work by means of a newsletter.<\/p>\r\n

Finally, we may process your data out of legitimate interest for the execution of our activities, e.g. to consult your advice or address your services. These activities we describe as \u201ccommunication\u201d or \u201cpublic relations\u201d.\u00a0<\/p>\r\n

Which data does ARCHITECTURE & ART STUDIO SRL\u00a0 collect and process?<\/b><\/p>\r\n

It concerns sata you communicate with us and data we need for the execution of the project you are approaching us for, such as your name, address, e-mail address and professional data, like your company name and VAT-number, data concerning your family composition, national number for submitting a building permit and all other data needed in that case. Mostly you pass us these data directly, but it is possible as well that we receive those data from other parties with whom you collaborate. The data can also concern your interests in or plans for a future project. ARCHITECTURE & ART STUDIO SRL\u00a0 processes financial data in the context of our accountancy. Data on your function and activities are being processed in the context of communication or public relations.<\/p>\r\n

How does ARCHITECTURE & ART STUDIO SRL\u00a0 collect your data?<\/b><\/p>\r\n

ARCHITECTURE & ART STUDIO SRL\u00a0 collects your data when you fill in paper or electronic forms. Sometimes it occurs through a conversation, business card, contact by phone or e-mail correspondence.<\/p>\r\n

Normally we obtain those data directly from you. Sometimes it occurs that we obtain them indirectly. That is the case with data about partners of suppliers we obtain from the suppliers themselves.\u00a0<\/p>\r\n

What are the foundations of the processing of data by ARCHITECTURE & ART STUDIO SRL ?<\/b><\/p>\r\n

Initially we collect and process your data based on the contractual relation we have with you as a consequence of your commission and the contract we conclude with you. That is as well the foundation for the processing of data of suppliers and for the processing in the context of \u201caccountancy\u201d.<\/p>\r\n

Where the processing is not necessary for the fulfilment of the contractual relation, as is the case with direct marketing (newsletter), communication and public relations, it is based on our legitimate interests as a business, especially the freedom to conduct business and of information. Thereby we at all times assure the balance between your and our interests, amongst others by providing you with a right of objection.\u00a0<\/p>\r\n

Your rights<\/b><\/p>\r\n

You can at all time inspect the data we process about you and if necessary have them rectified or removed. For this, you can send a request to office@archstudio.ro, with a proof of identity. This we ask to avoid that your data gets shared with a person who has no right on them.\u00a0<\/p>\r\n

Modifications<\/b><\/p>\r\n

ARCHITECTURE & ART STUDIO SRL\u00a0 reserves the right to make modifications and updates on this policy. Modifications and updates will be communicated on the website. The entire policy will remain published on the website.<\/p>\r\n

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