Volumen
Sample landing for an architecture studio. A floor plan that draws itself, monumental type and a draggable plan ↔ build slider: technical rigor turned into a page.
The challenge
An architecture studio sells judgment and craft, not effects. The site had to feel as rigorous as its work: nothing decorative, everything intentional, with a hierarchy you read at a glance.
The solution
A brutalist-Swiss composition with full-screen type and an architectural plan that draws itself (SVG stroke-draw) in the hero. The key piece is a draggable comparator: slide and the technical plan turns into the finished build — same drawing, two readings — with no heavy imagery.
The result
A piece that conveys authority and precision, and invites play: the plan ↔ build slider makes the studio's process tangible. It proves strong editorial design and custom interaction outweigh any render.
Stack
Volumen is a sample piece: a fictional architecture studio built to show how a landing can convey rigor and character with type, grid and space alone. No photos, no tricks — just composition.
