Defined and flexible core structure we can use on all or most pages.
Text classes when typography style doesn't match the default HTML tag.
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text-style-muted
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Manage recurring text and background colors.
Use the max-width CSS property to contain inner content to a maximum width.
Utility spacing system - [spacer-size].
Utility classes we like to use in most of our projects to build faster.
Native Webflow elements with Client-First classes applied.
Example of a form component using Folders
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The building’s large Stalinist-era columns express the architectural language of the period—solid proportions, classical references, and an emphasis on authority and permanence. Their presence links the structure to the broader visual narrative of socialist realism.

The arched windows reference traditional Georgian architectural motifs, grounding the building in local identity and early 20th-century expression. They create a rhythm that connects the structure to Tbilisi’s architectural heritage.

The building’s large Stalinist-era columns express the architectural language of the period—solid proportions, classical references, and an emphasis on authority and permanence. Their presence links the structure to the broader visual narrative of socialist realism.

Corinthian-inspired capitals introduce a layer of ornamentation rooted in classical architecture. These details reflect a tradition of refinement and aesthetic continuity, bridging Soviet monumentalism with the enduring influence of ancient forms.

The arched windows reference traditional Georgian architectural motifs, grounding the building in local identity and early 20th-century expression. They create a rhythm that connects the structure to Tbilisi’s architectural heritage.

The arches integrated into the renewed interpretation draw inspiration from Ricardo Bofill’s approach—bridging industrial character with classical geometry. They symbolize continuity, resilience, and an architectural dialogue between past and present.
Corinthian-inspired capitals introduce a layer of ornamentation rooted in classical architecture. These details reflect a tradition of refinement and aesthetic continuity, bridging Soviet monumentalism with the enduring influence of ancient forms.

The arches integrated into the renewed interpretation draw inspiration from Ricardo Bofill’s approach—bridging industrial character with classical geometry. They symbolize continuity, resilience, and an architectural dialogue between past and present.
