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This presentation folder template for an architectural design agency features expansive, full-color imagery of professional home designers at work. The use of neon green on both the front and back cover gives the design a fierce, vibrant energy while also implying safety and stability.
An architect folder created with this template could be used to present clients with floor plans, blueprints, invoices, informational brochures, or other vital paperwork related to the industry.
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Print Specifications
Size Closed: 9" x 12"
Size Open: 18" x 12"
Print Method (Side 1): Four Color Process
Print Method (Side 2): Blank
Additional Information:
Stock: Works best with white stock for a crisp, clear appearance.
Coatings: You may choose any type of coating to apply to this design, including gloss, stain, matte, UV, soft-touch or lamination.
Slits: The die cut template includes multiple styles of business card slits that can be applied. When you open up the Photoshop (PSD) file, please remove any unwanted slit options.
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