NORTHLINE

Architecture portfolios are often buried under their own websites — heavy menus, thumbnailed grids, zero atmosphere. The challenge: build a digital home that frames the work the way a gallery frames a piece.

Let the buildings breathe. Full-bleed imagery, unhurried scroll, captions set like museum labels. The interface stays out of the way and lets concrete, timber and light do the talking.

A system derived from drawing conventions — hairline rules, section numbers, generous margins. The type is architectural: condensed, precise, never decorative.

A scroll-driven site where each project is one continuous elevation. Plans, films and photography are sequenced rather than listed, and the contact page reads like a site visit briefing.