Architecture studios presenting projects and pursuing suitable commissions
Architecture Firm Website Design
Present thoughtful project work with context and guide prospective clients toward a well-scoped first conversation.
Explore an interactive website concept
An original concept for a fictional business. Open it to try the navigation and demo interactions.
Three concrete deliverables
- Portfolio and project detail system
- Studio role and credit presentation
- Commission inquiry pathway
We agree the page list, content responsibilities and required features before quoting. Compare project packages or use the free planner to prepare your brief.
Organize work by the decisions clients make
A prospective client may compare residential, commercial or adaptive-reuse experience. We structure the portfolio so visitors can find relevant work and understand the studio’s actual role. Use filters only when there is enough work to justify them; clear project categories often serve a small portfolio better.
Describe projects beyond the photograph
Project narratives connect the brief, site constraints, studio role and collaborators with the images. Clear credits and labels distinguish concepts from completed buildings, giving prospective clients a useful view of your approach.
Explain how a commission begins
An example inquiry asks for project type, general location, stage and intended timing. Explain your initial discussion and what documents may be useful later. The website can communicate a process without promising planning approval or including professional services in the website developer’s scope.
Balance visual quality and performance
Suggested navigation is Work, Studio, Services, Process and Contact. We plan image sizes, captions, mobile layouts and keyboard access before launch. Large image galleries need predictable dimensions and loading behavior. Client collaboration portals and document-management systems are additional scope.
Prepare for your project discussion
Bring your current website, available content and the questions below. We’ll turn those requirements into a clear written scope and proposal.
- Which project types should the portfolio organize around?
- Who approves photography rights and credits?
- Which drawings may be shared publicly?
- What information helps assess a potential commission?
Continue your planning
Let’s discuss your website
Bring your goals, existing website and any scope questions. We’ll discuss the scope and next steps before preparing a proposal.
Plan My Architecture Firm Website