Coffee shop brand site

Build a website for a single-location specialty coffee roaster called Meridian. Constraint: only three photographs exist. The design must not need more.

Structure: a hero that is pure typography — the roaster name set enormous at clamp(3.5rem, 12vw, 9rem) filling the width edge to edge, with a single line beneath stating the city and the year founded in monospace. No image at all in the hero.

Then a horizontal band with the first photograph at 21:9 bleeding full width. Then 'What we roast': three coffee entries, each a row with an origin name, a monospace tasting-note list, an altitude and a price. Rows separated by hairlines, no images. Then the second photograph at 4:3 in a two-column layout with a 'Where we are' block containing the address, hours as a compact table, and transit directions. Then a short 'How we source' paragraph at 60 characters per line. Then the third photograph, full width. Then a footer with a wholesale enquiry email and opening hours.

Design tokens: background #F2EFE9, text #171512, hairline #DCD7CD, muted #6E695F, accent #7F3E1B. Radius 0 — this brand is square. One grotesque at three weights plus one monospace. No serif.

Constraints: no stock photography, no coffee-bean icons, no parallax, no scroll animation, no cart. The page should be legible and complete with images disabled.