Our residental projects CSS Template
White project cards give the portfolio a consistent visual system
The light gray section background establishes a quiet field for the portfolio, while each white project card creates a clear visual unit within the larger collection. Architectural photography occupies the most prominent position in every card, followed by a project name and short description. Because the same image, text, and spacing relationship is repeated eight times, the section depends on consistent styling more than on isolated decorative effects.
The four-column, two-row arrangement gives the block a measured gallery rhythm. Generous gaps prevent the cards from merging into one dense surface, and the modest rounded top-left corners add a restrained visual detail without changing the portfolio function. The centered heading and supporting paragraph provide a separate introductory treatment above the grid, so typography can distinguish the section explanation from the project entries.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful focus is the appearance of these existing relationships: background contrast, card surfaces, image treatment, type hierarchy, corner shaping, and spacing. Those properties can be refined for a different architectural visual language while preserving the same eight-card content structure. The result remains a styled portfolio section, not a complete site-wide design system.
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