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Atrium Resume Template

Balanced Supports 2+ pages

Every section in a drawn frame — an architect's monochrome order.

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The Atrium template is drawn rather than decorated. Your name is set large beside a square portrait held in its own thin black frame, with your title in fine capitals and a single contact line beneath. Below that, every section of the CV is enclosed in its own 1px frame: the section label sits on the first line under a rule that spans the full width of the box, and the content follows inside a generous 16px margin, so each part of your background reads as a separate panel on a drawing sheet. Roles and qualifications are laid out with the position on the left and its dates aligned right, achievements are marked with small squares, and skills and languages are set as a two-column schedule — a domain on the left, the tools, standards or level it covers on the right. Each professional role gets its own frame, so a long career simply continues onto further pages with every frame closed on all four sides. There is no colour at all: hierarchy comes from line weight and type weight alone, which suits architecture, interior design and legal practice, and reproduces perfectly in black and white. Apart from the photo it is ATS-friendly, and removing the photo makes it completely ATS-safe. Every field is inline-editable in the browser, and the exact same layout is used when you export to PDF.

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