An architectural practice combines a short introductory paragraph with a current-project photograph, then exposes a long project table. Columns for project, type, location, and year, thin rules, and small links make the archive feel close to an architectural office document.
1. Practice introduction and small information links. 2. Current-project photograph and caption. 3. Project, type, location, and year table. 4. Extended architectural project archive.
The plain table prioritizes factual browsing over portfolio decoration. A single project photograph supplies visual context while the tightly aligned rows make a large archive easy to compare.
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