11 years of architecture on this domain: from 2011 to 2022
The architecture era of this domain ran from 2011 to 2022, and it is the 11 year span this page measures, the period in which the address published the pages of an architecture practice and the web archive held 501 captures of those pages across 284 paths. The archive holds 862 captures of the domain in total, from a first capture in 2004 to a last one in 2026, and the 2011 to 2022 window is the longest sustained stretch of them, the era the record was measured against and the one that gave the domain its subject. This is a factual account of that era, written from the archive and the link record, and it is written by a new project that is unaffiliated with the practice the earlier site presented.
What the archive records
The archive of this domain records the era in captures, and the 3 figures that define the record are the total, the window and the peak year. The total is 862 captures, the snapshots the web archive took of the address across its whole life, and they run from 3 captures in 2004 to 4 captures in 2026. The window is the 2011 to 2022 stretch, which carries 501 of those captures across 284 paths, and it is the stretch that holds the distinct pages of the site rather than the repeats. The peak year is 2017, which alone carries 559 captures, more than any other year in the record, and it is the year the site was most active and most visited by the archiver. The 3 figures together, the 862 total, the 501 in the window and the 559 in the peak year, are the shape of the era, a site that was built up, ran at a peak in 2017, and thinned out toward the end of the window, with 9 captures left in 2022 and 1 in 2024.
The site the captures held
The site the captures held was the published practice of an architecture firm, and the 4 sections it ran give the subject of the era. The main section was the architecture portfolio, the pages that presented the buildings and the projects, and it carried 18 paths under its own address, the drawings and the descriptions of the work. The second section was the technology page, the page on building information modeling that the firm published under its own path, and it marked the era in which the discipline was moving from the drawing to the model. The third section was the news, the short items on the projects and the places, and it included a page on the Quindaro historic ruins that is one of the paths the record still lists. The fourth was the planning section, the pages on the city and the public work, and it is the section that carried the page this domain's links are most remembered for. The 4 sections, the portfolio, the technology, the news and the planning, are the scope the era published, and they are the scope the new reference inherits as its subject, the discipline and not the firm.
The links the site held
The link record of the era is the equity the domain carries, and the 3 figures that matter are the ones on the home, the planning page and the about page. The home address held 103 external links, the links from other sites that pointed at the front page, and they are the links that named the firm as it presented itself. The planning page held 44 external links, the 2nd largest total on the domain, and they pointed at the single page that documented the firm's governmental work, the page the next section of this site explains. The about page held 6 external links, the links that pointed at the page that described the practice. The 3 totals, the 103 on the home, the 44 on the planning page and the 6 on the about, are the equity the domain inherited, and they are the reason the new reference serves the old paths with real pages rather than letting them fail, because the links still arrive and the address is the one they name.
Why the era ends in 2022
The end of the era in 2022 is the point where the record stops, and the 2 signs of the end are the thinning captures and the lapse of the address. The captures thin from the 559 of the peak year to 9 in 2022 and 1 in 2024, and the thinning is the sign that the site stopped being updated and the archiver found less that had changed. The lapse is the second sign, the point at which the address stopped answering and the domain passed out of the hands that ran it, and it is the gap between the last capture of the era and the 2026 capture that is this rebuild. The 2 signs together, the thinning and the lapse, are how an era of a domain ends, not with a notice but with the absence, and the record holds the absence as clearly as it holds the 501 captures of the years that were.
What this site is now
The site that stands now on this domain is a new reference on the discipline of architecture, and it is unaffiliated with the practice the earlier site presented, a distinction this page states plainly because the era it records belongs to that practice and not to this project. The new reference inherits 3 things from the era, the subject, the language and the links, and it takes none of the identity. The subject is the discipline of architecture and its branches, the urban planning, the materials and the styles, and it is the subject the era published and the one the new reference continues. The language is the English of the era, the language the pages were written in and the one the archive confirms. The links are the equity of the era, the 103 and the 44 and the 6 that still point at the old paths, and the new reference serves those paths so the links arrive on a page that answers. The 3 things inherited, the subject, the language and the links, are what the era gave, and the identity it did not give, the name and the work of the former firm, is the one thing the new reference does not take.