An architecture studio's website with no photos at all. Three decisions behind it.

1. No photo grid. Every architecture site has the same grid of polished photos. I wanted this one to show how the studio thinks, so the page opens on a 400-year-old castle wall laid without mortar, then follows a building up from there: ground, stone, frame, skin.

2. One scroll, one chapter. Architecture is slow work, so the page asks you to slow down too. Each scroll moves one chapter, then waits.

3. Rock, wood, paper, ink, even the music, all made in code. Nothing is a flat photo, so the camera can move freely through every scene.

Would you sit through a slow scroll for the right studio?

https://shockingmike.github.io/kozo/