Clean and functional
Simple, informative layouts with a bit of sophistication.
Modular CMS for a real estate company
Modernbau builds houses and needed a website that carries the brand's Bauhaus-inspired character: geometry, negative space, restraint. The catch was operational. New investments mean new subpages, and the design had to survive being extended without a designer watching over it.
Simple, informative layouts with a bit of sophistication.
Visual language reflecting modernity and the company's Bauhaus references.
Imagery, typography, and negative space doing the storytelling.
Reusable sections and components so a variety of subpages can be created.
The tempting version was a handful of art-directed pages, each composed by hand. It photographs well and dies with the first content update. We built a modular CMS instead: sections with strict rules for imagery, typography, and spacing, composable into any subpage. The cost is giving up one-off layouts. The discipline turned out to be the aesthetic: Bauhaus rewards systems over gestures anyway.
Modernbau's mission was to provide well-designed houses to a broader group of customers.
The website translated architectural clarity into reusable page sections and interface patterns.