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Rounded project cards and dark contact contrast define the visual system
Pale blue-gray backgrounds, dark text, rounded architectural imagery, and generous spacing establish the main styling rules of this portfolio. The opening section uses centered text above a prominent rounded image, so typography and image treatment work together before the visitor reaches the service content. Three equal cards for Research, Vision, and Design repeat the rounded-corner language and create a consistent visual unit for short descriptions and More actions.
The nine project cards shift the same styling system into an image-led grid. Their three-column arrangement gives the portfolio a measured rhythm, while project names and London or New York labels provide compact text anchors beneath the imagery. A later split section introduces a tall architectural image beside a philosophy statement, changing the proportions without abandoning the restrained palette or spacious composition.
The dark Contact Us area provides the strongest contrast on the page. White text and inquiry content sit over a photographic background, while three contact-information cards organize phone, location, and hours details. The dark footer and map continue that closing emphasis. Together, these repeated rules create a concrete CSS-oriented appearance that can be adjusted through colors, spacing, radii, typography, backgrounds, and image treatment without changing the portfolio’s section sequence.
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