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Blue Panels and Geometric Cards Define the Styling System
The pale architectural hero, dark blue mission area, white content surfaces, and yellow accents establish a clear visual styling system for this architecture page. Large photographs are not used as isolated decoration; they sit beside text cards, service categories, and project explanations, creating repeated relationships between imagery and information. That repetition gives the page a consistent appearance even as it moves from the mission statement to engineering content, research capabilities, and portfolio categories.
The three service cards for Residential, Show Homes, and Commercial use a compact grouped treatment that contrasts with the more spacious image-and-text sections. Later, the four Architectural Design & Research cards repeat the card-based logic for Urban planning, Interior design, Landscape design, and Science and technology. The dark blue contact area then returns to a strong background treatment around the inquiry form and consultation details, while the footer extends the same visual direction.
For a CSS-oriented implementation, the important relationships are the contrast between blue backgrounds and white cards, the generous spacing around bold display headings, the placement of text over architectural images, and the recurring geometric alignment. These rules can be adjusted as a coordinated appearance system without changing the underlying service, portfolio, or contact content.
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This workflow combines visual styling with optional custom CSS and optimized page-specific CSS output, giving you additional control when a project requires it without making manual CSS editing the primary way to customize the template.
