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Website design for architects and architecture practices

We design architecture websites that give projects the space and context they deserve. Photography, drawings and a clear account of the practice’s contribution work together, with a Webflow portfolio the studio can keep current as the work develops.

Show the thinking as well as the finished space.

A prospective client should understand the project, its context and the practice’s role. A sequence of beautiful images needs enough information to make that judgement possible.

Helsfyr Atrium website from Hilvy’s published project.
Helsfyr AtriumWebflow website for a commercial property development, commissioned through Saentys.

Plan the visual sequence from real assets.

Choose photographs, drawings and detail views that explain the brief and design decisions. Confirm image rights and prepare responsive versions rather than serving full-resolution press files to every visitor.

Make project status and contribution accurate.

Structure location, programme, dates, credits and project stage in the CMS. Separate completed work, proposals and collaborations so visual presentation does not imply a different delivery role.

Connect the portfolio to the practice.

Link relevant projects to services, people and an appropriate commission enquiry. Keep recruitment and press contact routes separate from new-business discussions.

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Brief one architecture project story.

Choose a project with publication permission. Confirm the practice’s contribution and image rights before preparing the page.

Leave with: A project narrative, credited asset sequence and publication facts sheet.

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A feel for our work.

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Architecture website questions.

Can the portfolio use different image sequences?

Yes. We can define flexible compositions within a consistent CMS template. The goal is enough editorial control to explain a project without requiring a new custom page for every addition.

Can unbuilt projects be shown?

Yes, if status, imagery and credits make the distinction clear. Renders and proposals should not be presented as completed buildings or photography of delivered work.

Who handles photography rights?

The practice confirms publication permissions and required credits with the rights holders. We can record those fields and prepare delivery assets, but do not assume an image licence from possession of a file.

Can we keep an existing studio identity?

Yes. We can implement the approved typography, imagery and design direction, with responsive details and CMS behaviour agreed before building. A rebrand is not automatically required.

Bring the projects and the story behind them.

We can shape a portfolio around approved material, accurate credits and the enquiries your practice wants to receive.