Textile Block
This direction sets the General Translation landing page as a Frank Lloyd Wright textile-block relief wall in horizontal courses.
Signature. The relief library used as a system: a named Wright block per course (Ennis, Millard, Storer, Freeman), perforated variants lit by Bayer dither, section heads cast as plaques carrying their course's relief swatch, header-brick locale chips, and hover that inverts any relief, ground and moss swapping.
Live page
Captures
The brief
One square cast module is the grid; content sits on smooth cast faces, ornament is a library of six geometric reliefs (the Ennis cruciform, the Millard chevron, the Storer bar-and-slots, the Freeman stepped pyramid, the Aztec Hotel greca band, the running bond), and every course of the page is keyed to one relief. Light behind the perforated Ennis and Storer blocks is a live Bayer dither field; the shade the upper wall casts across the dark jade course is a static ramp of nested Bayer tiers. Every line on the page is a joint drawn once; every label on the wall is a header brick flush in a block's corner. A materials legend near the base names the six reliefs and the five materials from the same records that draw them.