We love to see project-based sites on Cargo. That is, sites where the purpose is to deliver information like a treatise or some sort of study. Of course we delight in all manner of personal or portfolio-type sites, but these are of a wholly different nature — meant to represent and connect, whereas a project site is often more of an end in itself. Which brings us to Landscapes of Fulfillment, a collection of work from “participants in a seminar at the Yale School of Architecture.” This is a fantastic example of our affection. Here the depth of content is equally matched with the depth of display. Clean illustrations, both static and kinetic, create a context of understated dynamism and sturdiness for scholarly content to be plainly expressed. We hope this points to a next phase of digital publishing — where the web is lit up by a multitude of ardently informational projects.