Web Design for Architecture Firms
Custom architecture firm websites that give project photography room to breathe. Independent design and Next.js development for architecture and interior studios.
What makes a good architecture firm website?
A good architecture website makes the studio’s point of view visible and helps people understand the work. It pairs considered typography and navigation with strong photography, useful project context, and an accessible way to enquire. The site should work just as carefully on a phone as it does on a large screen.
A portfolio with room to breathe.
Project-led art direction
Editorial layouts, typography and purposeful motion make a distinctive frame for each studio, without competing with the architecture.
Thoughtful project organization
Portfolio and case-study structures help visitors browse by project, service, location or typology and understand the thinking behind each space.
A practical editing setup
Where regular project updates matter, CMS integration can give your team a clear way to add imagery, project details and new work.
Responsive, considered development
Responsive implementation, optimized images, accessible interaction and performance checks support a smoother experience across devices.
Architecture work, presented as portfolio examples.
Selected design and development work for architecture and interiors. Project status is described conservatively; no results or client endorsement are implied.
From first conversation to launch.
- 01
Understand the studio
We discuss your practice, audience, work, existing materials and what the site needs to help visitors do.
- 02
Shape the project story
We organize pages, project information and image priorities before developing the visual direction.
- 03
Design and build
The chosen direction becomes a responsive website, with CMS planning and interaction matched to the brief.
- 04
Review and launch
We check content, accessibility basics, responsive layouts and performance, then prepare a clear handover.
Common questions.
01How should architecture firms present projects online?
Lead with carefully selected photography, then give each project a clear title and concise context: the brief, location, typology and the studio’s role. A consistent project template makes the portfolio easier to browse and maintain.
02Can the site include a CMS for new projects?
Yes. CMS integration can be included when your team needs to update projects, imagery or studio information. The right setup depends on who will edit the site and how your content is organized.
03Why use Next.js for an architecture website?
Next.js can render important content on the server, optimize images and support fast, responsive interfaces. It is one option rather than a requirement; the implementation should fit the content, editing needs and project scope.
04Do you also design interior design studio websites?
Yes. The same image-led approach can suit interior design studios and other practices where material, light, space and project detail are central to the story.
05What is included in a custom website project?
Scope is agreed for each project and may include discovery, information architecture, art direction, responsive design, frontend development, CMS integration, testing and handover.
Give your projects a considered place online.
Share a little about your studio, the work you want to show and what you need the website to do. Remote projects are welcome.