Architecture projects CSS Template
The tall image and repeated rows define the section’s visual system
The large vertical architectural photograph establishes the dominant visual field on the left, while the right side groups the heading and three smaller category entries into a narrower information column. That contrast between one tall image and several compact rows is the main styling relationship to preserve when refining the block’s appearance.
The black typography gives “Architecture news and projects,” Planning, Design, and Buildings a strong hierarchy against the white background. Restrained spacing separates the three entries without making them feel like unrelated cards, and the smaller architectural thumbnails repeat the subject matter established by the main image. The outlined “more” links add a consistent action treatment without introducing a heavy button shape.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful styling decisions are local to this section: image proportions, text contrast, row spacing, link borders, uppercase presentation, and alignment between thumbnails and descriptions. These properties can be adjusted to suit the surrounding page while keeping the left-image/right-content structure recognizable. The result is a visually controlled architecture category block rather than a generic collection of styled elements. Consistent spacing between the image, heading, and rows also helps preserve the section’s visual rhythm during those adjustments.
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