We build architecture websites for architects, builders, carpenters and organizations caring for cultural or historical sites. Architecture web design is portfolio-led by nature: prospective clients want to see finished work at a size where the detail survives, and they will judge your practice by how that work is presented.
Projects presented at the size they deserve
These sites are built around large project imagery and clean galleries that hold their quality on a large monitor and still behave on a phone. Projects are organized so a visitor can move through a body of work quickly rather than clicking through one image at a time, and each project can carry as much or as little written detail as it warrants.
You add the next project yourself
A practice wins work continuously, and a portfolio that lags a year behind costs you commissions. Adding a new project is something you do yourself through the content management system, so the site keeps pace with the studio instead of needing a rebuild every few years. We host the site, keep it current and can take on ongoing maintenance so the technical side is never your problem.
Working with your existing identity
Most practices already have a visual identity, drawings, typography and a way of presenting themselves on paper, and the website should be recognisably the same practice. We build to your existing brand rather than imposing a template on it. Where the identity needs work first, our design team can develop it, but a site that contradicts your own drawings is a missed opportunity we would rather avoid.
We have been building and hosting websites since 1999, and we maintain the sites we build rather than handing them over and disappearing. If your current site no longer represents the standard of work in your portfolio, contact us using the support button at the top of any page and we will look at it with you.
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