Minimal Industrial Lookbook Design

I have collected a Google Drive folder of photographs and original linen engineering drawings that show how up-cycled foundry patterns can become dramatic architectural features. What I need now is a clean, digital lookbook that lets these objects speak for themselves so I can present the collection to architects and interior designers. The visual direction is deliberately minimal and refined—ample white space, restrained typography, no heavy graphic overlays—so every image feels like it could drop straight into an architectural presentation. I prefer large, uninterrupted photographs with only the lightest touch of text (a simple caption or title at most). Where images feel disjointed, you can crop, pair, or sequence them to create a smooth narrative flow. You will be working from the assets currently in the Drive link; more pieces may arrive later, but this set is the foundation. If an image needs colour correction, minor retouching, or alignment fixes, please handle those adjustments so everything looks cohesive. Deliverables • A print-ready PDF and a web-optimised PDF of the completed lookbook • Packaged source files (InDesign or equivalent) with linked imagery and fonts • Clear page sequencing that can expand easily if I add new artifacts later Once I see how you translate these heritage objects into a polished layout, I expect further collaboration on marketing collateral and broader brand development. Let me know your timeline, any questions about the folder structure, and the number of revision rounds included in your quote. I am hoping for a 24 hour turnaround.. Budget: USD 50–100