[Two or three sentences on the site, the constraint that shaped the job, and what the client was trying to achieve commercially. Keep it specific — the plot size, the setback, the ground conditions, the budget ceiling. Generic language here is what makes a portfolio forgettable.]
[What you actually decided and why. The structural system chosen and the alternative rejected. How the services were routed. What the approval authority queried and how it was resolved. This is the section that convinces another engineer you know what you are doing.]
[What was delivered, when, and against what target. If it came in under budget or ahead of programme, say by how much. If it did not, say what you learned — clients read honesty as competence.]