Bighouse

The desktop homepage features a large hero image of a worker using a circular saw on wood, overlaid with the headline 'NEW JAPAN FRAMING' in bold white text. A navigation menu is at the top with links like 'Service' and 'Works,' and a prominent call-to-action button sits below the central text. The layout is clean with a dark, professional color palette and white typography.

The mobile version presents a vertically stacked layout with the same hero image and 'NEW JAPAN FRAMING' headline. The top navigation is replaced by a large orange hamburger menu icon on the right, and the text and call-to-action button are centered to fit the narrow screen width.

Bighouse is a specialized manufacturer and construction firm focused on the production and assembly of two-by-four (2x4) wood panels. Based in Miyazaki, Japan, the company positions itself as a pioneer in modernizing Japanese framing techniques, bridging the gap between traditional construction and efficient, high-quality timber manufacturing. The website serves as a professional portal for showcasing their technical expertise, construction projects, and their integrated 'WOODIY' home center concept. The visual identity is rugged, industrial, and high-impact, utilizing large-scale, high-definition photography of craftsmanship in action. A bold color palette of deep charcoal, stark white, and a vibrant construction orange creates a sense of energy and reliability. The design employs strong typographic hierarchy and geometric framing elements that echo the structural nature of their product, appealing to architects, builders, and potential employees looking for innovation in the construction sector.

Industry

Industrial