Architecture & design
EBBA.
An archive with space for the work
A website for architecture and design practice EBBA. Project photography, a concise navigation and an indexed archive let visitors explore the studio’s work at different levels of detail.
- Project
- Studio website
- Coverage
- Project archive / Galleries / Studio information
01 / Overview
Buildings, objects and spaces
EBBA works across cultural projects, housing, retail, objects and installations. The website brings those different scales together through a consistent project archive.
A visitor may arrive with a particular building in mind or simply want to understand the practice. The site makes room for both a visual introduction and a more direct route through the work.
Key requirement
Browsing at different speeds
A gallery invites someone to follow an image. An index helps them scan names, types and years. The website needs both ways of exploring to lead to the same project information.
02 / The website
Let the projects lead
A restrained interface leaves most of the visual emphasis to the work. Short navigation labels and repeated project structures connect the gallery, the archive and the studio information.
The project files include desktop and mobile layouts, identity studies and later typographic materials. The current site carries that emphasis on clear navigation and generous image space.
06 / Screens
A closer view of one project
The V&A Fragile Beauty page gives the exhibition photography a large central position, with a gallery count and additional views below. The interface stays consistent while the work supplies the colour, material and atmosphere.
Shown: V&A Fragile Beauty project pageA closer look / Notes
Two ways to explore.
The accompanying note looks at the decision to offer both a visual gallery and an index, and why each supports a different kind of visit.
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Ways to explore
- Gallery
- An introduction through images
- Index
- Names, categories and years
- Information
- Practice, approach and contact
07 / Project detail
Consistency across a growing archive
The projects vary in scale and character. A repeated structure lets those differences remain visible while giving visitors a familiar way to move between them.
The accompanying note looks at the decision to offer both a visual gallery and an index, and why each supports a different kind of visit.
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