Grout Presentation Board Template
Drawing-style title block along the bottom; Public Sans capitals throughout, mustard palette. A presentation-board template for architecture students: every board shares one title block and sits on a 24 x 24 grid, so a jury reads the set as one piece of work.
- Boards2
- FormatsA1 landscape, A1 portrait
- Opens inInDesign, Affinity Publisher
- FontsPublic Sans
Board by board
What goes on each board, and what a jury looks for there.
| Board | What goes here | What a jury looks for |
|---|---|---|
| Board 1 - Idea and project | Hero beside a mosaic of two views, concept text and a model photo | Range of views without losing the hero |
| Board 2 - Drawings | Three plans in a row, two elevations and the key below | A consistent scale and line weight across every drawing |
Type and colour
Paragraph styles
- Display
- Public Sans Bold capsProject title in the title block
- Number
- Public Sans LightBoard number in the title block
- Title
- Public Sans BoldThe one-sentence idea or research question
- Lead
- Public Sans LightSubtitle under the project title
- Heading
- Public Sans MediumBoard titles and text-block headings
- Body
- Public Sans RegularRunning text
- Label
- Public Sans Medium capsSmall labels above text blocks and info fields
- Data
- Public Sans RegularTitle-block info, key, project data
- Caption
- Public Sans RegularImage and drawing captions, scale bar
- Folio
- Public Sans Regular capsSpare small text (credits, notes)
Colours
- Paper
#E7E6E1 - Ink
#1A1A1A - Grey
#6E6D68 - Accent
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Recolour the whole document by editing one swatch. All fonts are free under the SIL Open Font License and come in the download.
What is in the download
- Editable InDesign IDML for landscape and portrait A1: the title block on a master, paragraph styles, swatches and labelled frames. Opens in InDesign CC 2019 or later and in Affinity Publisher.
- Preview PDF and board images of both formats.
- The fonts, free under the SIL Open Font License.
- A user guide: the grid, the title block, drawing scales, making the boards read and exporting for print.


