YONO Architecture
Architecture, given room on screen.
- Discipline
- Web Development
- Client
- YONO Architecture
The problem to structure.
An architecture portfolio needs to communicate space, material and atmosphere while helping visitors explore the studio’s work. YONO brings architecture, interiors and completed projects into a clear collection.
How the pieces connect.
A Next.js and TypeScript website with Sanity-managed projects and publications. Category filters organize the portfolio, while dedicated project pages combine descriptions, photography, galleries and a lightbox. The studio and contact pages complete the path from discovering the work to making an enquiry.
Below the interface.
01Space for the work
A photographic homepage opens into a portfolio with category filters. Each project has a dedicated page with its own description, images and gallery viewer.
02A publishing system behind the portfolio
Projects and publications are structured content in Sanity. Titles, categories, descriptions and galleries feed reusable page layouts, so the collection can grow without rebuilding each page.
03From browsing to an enquiry
Studio and service pages provide context around the portfolio. The contact page offers direct contact details and a validated enquiry form.
The system, made visible.
A live client website with a filterable architecture portfolio, individual project galleries, publications and project enquiries.
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