LINIA

The brief

The bureau sells with images, so the site uses few words. In the intro the building's lines draw themselves into a mark and the camera flies through a doorway; the first screen is a slow glide along a facade, and on phones and slow networks a still frame replaces the clip. Then the fly-through: scrolling moves the camera through 180 frames from the master plan to the facade, over the water to an open sash and into the living room, without hijacking the scroll; phones get their own vertical render, and a glass card names each stage. Projects come as full-screen frames, with glass folders by service below — projects fan out of them — and a dotted world map. A card's frame expands through a mask to fill the screen and becomes the start of the project page. A large menu with a background behind each item, and a «Contact» form that slides in from the right on any page. No one else's buildings: the four demo projects — a house, an interior, a tower and a pavilion — were built by us in 3D. LINIA is a working name; the bureau's real name goes in one place.