A quarterly journal, rebuilt as one continuous reading object.

Atlas Editions had seven years of print backlist locked inside a static brochure site and a shoplifting Shopify install. They wanted a single digital home that read like one of their issues — long-form, slow, considered — and that could carry the next decade of volumes without another rebuild.

We treated the site as the twenty-ninth volume. A typographic grid borrowed from the print edition. Scroll-pinned chapter openers. A volume archive that reads like a contents page, not a product grid. Subscriptions and back-issue commerce are quiet, recessed, deliberately not the loudest thing on the page.

Next 15 App Router, Tailwind 4 with a hand-tuned editorial token set, Lenis for the scroll feel, and GSAP ScrollTrigger for the pinned typography sections. One canvas layer for the masthead noise field, otherwise no WebGL — the typography does the work.

Launched in February. Lighthouse 92 on a content-heavy archive page. Paid subscriber conversion up sixty-two percent against the legacy site. Awwwards Site of the Day on the launch week, with a write-up in It's Nice That and a print mention in Wallpaper.