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Report structure

I'm in the documentation phase and have used an iteration-based model for my project. The model focus is to divide up the report after releases, which means I must have an analysis, design and construction under each releases in the report. The result of the report would probably be very complex and unstructured. Then I would for instance have everything about analysis at different places in the document. The question is, how should I structure the report, for best relationship in terms of layout? Examples provided for layout etc would be helpful

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