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Aperture Cinematic Interiors

A scroll-triggered architectural showcase built for a residential design studio. Instead of a static portfolio grid, visitors "walk" through a house the camera moves room to room as they scroll, with video-driven transitions instead of static images.

What it solves: Architecture firms often struggle to translate spatial experience into a flat web page. Photos and floor plans tell you what a space looks like, not what it feels like to move through it. This site turns the scroll bar into a camera dolly, so the sequence of light, threshold, and volume the actual experience of the building becomes the interface itself.

What's inside:

Full-bleed cinematic video/scroll-sync hero sequence

Sectioned narrative flow Approach → Process → Selected Work → Available Residences

Stats bar, project grid, listings with pricing/specs, and a client testimonial block

Responsive, minimal, editorial typography built to feel like a design monograph, not a template

Built for: boutique architecture and real estate studios who want their site to read as a portfolio piece in its own right not just a listings page.

If you're an architecture, interior design, or luxury real estate brand and want a site that actually shows the work instead of listing it let's talk.

🔗 Live: aperture.munain605.workers.dev

Turning the scroll bar into a camera dolly fits an architecture portfolio really well. I’d make the reduced-motion version a deliberate still-image sequence, so visitors who disable animation get the same walkthrough.