An architecture discovery platform for exploring buildings, people and companies through maps, with web and mobile applications.
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An architecture discovery platform for exploring buildings, people and companies through maps, with web and mobile applications.
The product brings its subject into an application that visitors can explore through connected views. Web and mobile presentation are considered within the same product context.
Built with React Native, React, Expo, Vite. The portfolio previews show the project's interface and visual structure.
Case study · Architecture platform
An architecture platform that connects buildings, people and companies through map-based exploration, with distinct web and mobile interfaces.
Mapsarch connects buildings, people and companies through map-based discovery. The product gives architectural content a location as well as a name, so a visitor can explore a place and the work associated with it. The practical product question is how geographical browsing and detailed architectural information support the same search.
The web platform uses React and Vite; the mobile application uses React Native and Expo. A desktop visitor has room to compare a map and content, while a phone requires a clear next action within a smaller screen. The gallery makes those interface choices visible.
A map marker needs a useful record behind it. For your brief, define the building name, location, imagery and the people or companies to associate with it. Establish who can correct those details. This keeps the discussion focused on discoverable architectural content before choosing additional map interactions.
For a similar product, bring one building record, its location and the people or companies associated with it. Describe how a visitor should find that record on each device. Agree content ownership, map-service accounts and publication permissions before expanding to more content types. Those decisions establish a reviewable first release.
Describe your workflow and what your business needs to do differently. We can discuss requirements, integrations and the scope of a first release.
Pricing is negotiable for each project. We agree the quote after discussing your requirements and the scope of work.
Mapsarch: architecture discovery across web and mobile
info@grevision-ks.comYour proposal sets out the work, responsibilities and commercial terms. Pricing is negotiable for each project.
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