Plan & Section
The architect's monograph.A paper-grain canvas where "HANN" is set solid and "BUILT" in pure outline. A cross-section of a custom home literally draws itself as you reach it, line by line, with a live 0→100% counter. The portfolio is a tabular index — rows flood with ink on hover while a thumbnail chases your cursor.
The Houston Collection
Homes, presented like couture.The whole site turns sideways: a physics-driven horizontal lookbook you scroll, drag, and flick through with real momentum. Each home is a "Look" behind a veil that wipes away as it enters. Giant expanded-grotesk type, a bone-and-ink palette, one deep-blue finale panel.
The Quiet Ledger
Thirty years, kept like a register.The most daring of the three: an almost-empty opening viewport where a line drawing of a house sketches itself over a persistent hairline grid — everything set in a single mono typeface, like a surveyor's ledger. Projects are numbered entries with dotted-leader specs; a fixed "IN VIEW 03/05" counter tracks you through the archive.