A portfolio doesn't need more space.

It needs to use space differently.

With OVERLAP, projects don't need their own isolated sections. They can share space, create depth and become part of a larger composition.

It's not about fitting more content on screen.

It's about creating relationships between what you show.

Less separation. More composition.

Love this take. Overlapping projects to create depth vs just stacking sections - way more intentional.

What if construction felt as clear as the space it creates?

For Arqētia, we built a visual identity around one of the industry's most important client needs: transparency. A direct response to the uncertainty often associated with construction, from unclear processes and budgets to timelines and decision-making.

The concept makes transparency tangible, translating it into a visual system that feels open, structured and precise. check it out

Very clean identity work