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Priherma

Construction work is judged on what has already been built. The website had to put the work first and the words second.

Priherma construction portfolio shown on a desktop layout

Overview

Priherma is a construction business operating in Murcia, Spain. The website functions as a portfolio — it shows completed work, describes the range of services and gives prospective clients a direct route to a conversation.

The challenge

Construction portfolios live or die on their imagery, but photographs of building work vary wildly in quality, aspect ratio and lighting. The layout needed to hold together regardless of what it was given.

The approach

A disciplined grid with fixed framing was used so that inconsistent source photography still reads as a coherent body of work. Service descriptions were kept factual and short, letting the projects carry the argument.

The solution

A structured portfolio website with a consistent project grid, a clear services section and straightforward contact details for enquiries.

Main features

  • Consistent project grid that tolerates varied photography
  • Clear breakdown of services offered
  • Regional context for the Murcia service area
  • Responsive layout across all screen sizes
  • Direct contact routes for enquiries

Technology and tools

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JavaScript
  • Responsive image grid

Gallery

Priherma completed projects grid, filterable by category, each card tagged with location and status
Every card carries its own category, location and a Completed badge, and the filter bar above lets a visitor narrow straight to New Build or Rehabilitation. The grid is built to hold whatever photos come back from a finished job, not the other way round.
Priherma's six services, each broken into the specific work it covers
Six services, each broken into the specific work it covers — Foundations, Structure, Turnkey under New Build — so a visitor can tell a full rebuild from a single-room job before they ever call.

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