Atlassian
Ecosystem Index
The agent invented Atelier Grau - A Basel architecture practice that lists its lost competitions in the portfolio.
The hero's drawing is a 1:200 north elevation in real architectural convention: the existing hall in ink, the proposed timber storey hatched in red, a dashed crane-track relic, scale figures, trees, and dimension lines reading 42.0 by 15.4 metres. The project index below lists the second-prize competition and the chapel whose client withdrew, because a practice that only shows victories is editing, not building.
Atlassian - Returned as an Ecosystem Index exemplar. A platform rather than a practice, so the useful signal was structural: an index page organised by a strict grid with one accent colour, which maps onto the swiss register the brief named.
Behance - The other returned exemplar, likewise a platform. Confirmed the crisp white gallery ground and the discipline of letting the work list carry the page; the practice-specific conventions (elevations, competition results, cost per square metre) came from the domain, not the references.
recommendan architecture practice: swiss grid, austere, restrained, project-index led
Picked Ecosystem Index, which settled the page shape: the index is the portfolio. The returned exemplars were platforms rather than practices - recorded here honestly - so the macrostructure pick was the valuable output and the register came from the brief.
--white#fbfbfaNear-white ground; swiss austerity starts with refusing a tint.--ink#151514Near-black for type and the elevation drawing's existing structure. The nav and index borders use it at full strength - 1px of ink, not grey.--red#d63a26The single swiss red: the headline full stop, the new timber storey in the elevation, and on-site status in the index. It marks what is new or alive, nothing else.--grey#f1f1eeA half-step grey for the practice band and row hovers.--muted#7c7c76Mid grey for years, locations, dimension strings and the crane-track relic in the drawing.--rule#e3e3deHairlines inside the index; the heavier structural lines are drawn in ink.