Sheet 4 — the sites
WORK.
Five sites, each with one thing in it that was made for that business and no other. Then what one job left behind besides the site.
Fig. 13 · Demo I
Athens Style Renovation
A painter and renovator in Toronto. Each room is shot twice from one tripod, and the scroll, or a drag, paints the finished room over the one as found.
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Fig. 14 · Demo II · Halden Build Co.
A single page for a builder on the Byron Bay ridges: nine sections, one timeline scrubbed by the scroll, and photographs made for it rather than bought.
Fig. 15 · Demo III · Stroma Tidal Co-operative
A community-owned tidal array in the Pentland Firth, its generation record published live: one function serves the series and the page recomputes it if that fails.
Fig. 16 · Demo IV · Marchbank Chairworks
Windsor chairs from a shop in Hardwick, Vermont, turned by hand in the browser: four models on one canvas, a drag with some weight in it, and the wood swapped live.
Fig. 17 · Demo V · Oxbow Editions
A small press in Kingston, New York, and a reader for its excerpts: two justified columns paged as spreads, the measure held between 62 and 68 characters at any width.
Figs. 18–20
What one job left behind
Halden Build Co.
What one job left behind
Halden Build Co.
Fig. 18 · The design sheet
One dark ground, two typefaces, seventeen tokens and a fixed class vocabulary, on one sheet.
Fig. 19 · The social kit
Twelve posts across five platforms, set from the same sheet as the site.
Fig. 20 · The client desk
Postings, traffic and a message box, read by an agent overnight. See sheet 3, Fig. 8.