Make space for the work
A restrained layout gives the project imagery a clear hierarchy. Large photographs establish the character of a space, while short captions and a consistent project structure keep the page informative.
An architectural practice needs more than a beautiful opening image. This concept follows the journey from a first impression to a project someone can understand and enquire about.
Studio concept / Interactive prototype

Architecture, light and the spaces between
The scenario
A wide view establishes the character of the work before the visitor reads a project description.
Choose a project and open the gallery. Setting, materials and the brief give the imagery useful context.
A prospective client can understand the type of work, then begin an enquiry with a project in mind.
Now try it
Choose a sample project, then open its detail view.
A closer look at the work

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Behind the concept
The brief explores how an architecture studio can present a varied portfolio. Visitors need to find relevant projects, understand the design decisions and enquire about their own plans.
The approach
A restrained layout gives the project imagery a clear hierarchy. Large photographs establish the character of a space, while short captions and a consistent project structure keep the page informative.
Project pages are planned around the brief, setting, materials and design decisions. The proposed content model gives the studio a repeatable way to publish new work without redesigning each page.
A project enquiry asks for the location, type of work and stage of planning. It gives the first conversation a starting point while keeping the form short enough to complete on a phone.
In focus
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