Luís Peixoto
José Campos Architectural Photography
This was a very challenging work. A website with various functions, all data interweaved. Projects and Publications are related so that the user was a fluid navigation through related content. All the info published is input in a WordPress system, in a way that the backoffice user has full control over what and where to display information. The overall design is, per José Campos’ request, based on a previous design by himself for his website.
Nuno Graça Moura
A showcase of images. This was the starting point to the design of this website. Built around the images that were to be the soul of this page, all the information nests above, left and right. Everything was left as empty as possible so that the images would pop.
mag – Arquitectura & Urbanismo
The core of this design is based on its interactive tag system. With this system, one can effectively filter the projects until found. Multiple tag selections are allowed which, together with the animation, make the navigation very intuitive.
Another point to be considered is the verticallity of the website. The quest for direct understanding of construtive technology by this architecture office is translated in the understanding of web browsing as a native technology. Scrolling is part of the web and the most efficient way to browse content. This webdesign is a bit of a homage to this system.
rucativa
This is rucativa’s website before many of it’s services transited to the new spin-off AZVA.
