What I did for this project:
Physalide
The first look gives an overview of the full website like a plan of the architect gives an overview of the whole building in just one look.
The website rich typographic system is inspired by the signage systems of complex architectural systems and buildings.
The custom backend system offers many “lego-block-like” elements so that blog articles are not just an article but rather feel more like a rich magazine with rich and diverse layouts.
The two founders of the architecture studio come from a community and open source background therefore the blog is an essential element of the website instead of being an after thought. This blog is like the community living room where insights, stories and learnings are shared openly.
Each case study is built to be a rich experience and also the start of a deeper exploration. Users can quickly discover other projects that build on similar sustainability practice to be inspired.
Systems of sliders, cards you can swipe and galleries add a playful interaction to the website for the curious visitor that wants to go further.
The website adapts smartly to smaller devices like tablets and phones. At each size the elements have their own interpretation like the mobile optimized floating menu bar.
