Architects and architecture firms
Architecture websites where the projects do the talking
We design and build websites for architects and architecture firms: a portfolio of full-width project pages you can filter by type, the story and drawings behind each building, team pages with licensure stated accurately, and a project inquiry form that asks the right first questions. Custom design starts at $1,399, scoped in writing first.
What a website for architects and architecture firms needs
Built into every site we design for your trade.
Project pages built around photography
Full-width images that load fast on any screen, plus room for plans, sections, sketches and a short narrative of the brief, the site and the decisions, because a gallery of thumbnails undersells built work.
A portfolio people can filter
Projects sorted by type, such as residential, multifamily, commercial, hospitality or interiors, and by status, built or in design, so a developer and a homeowner each find relevant work quickly.
Photo credits and image rights
A credit line for the photographer on every project, and a structure that respects the license you have for each image, since architectural photography is usually licensed rather than owned outright.
Licensure stated precisely
Who on the team is a licensed architect and in which states, alongside designers and associates with their own titles, written the way your board expects.
An inquiry form for real projects
Project type, location, approximate size, stage (site found, design, permitting) and timeline, so you can tell a fit from a mismatch before the first meeting.
Recognition and press
Awards, publications and talks in one place, linked from the projects they relate to, kept to what you can show and verify.
Pages we usually build
- Home
- Projects (one page each)
- Portfolio by type
- Services and process
- Studio and team
- Awards and press
- Journal or news
- Start a project
- Contact
Tools we connect
- Calendly
- HubSpot CRM
- Instagram feed
- Houzz profile
- Matterport 3D tours
- Vimeo for walkthroughs
- Google Business Profile
Who can be called an architect
In the US, use of the title architect and the offer of architectural services are regulated by each state's licensing board: only licensed architects, and firms registered or permitted where required, may use them. Boards differ on firm names, out-of-state practice and how unlicensed staff are described. We build to the rules you tell us apply to your firm, and you approve every title and claim before launch.
Plans and prices
One-time project prices, scoped in writing before you commit. Hosting is billed separately.
Starter
$1,399
- 100% custom homepage
- 5 subpages
- WordPress implementation
- Web style guide
- SEO-friendly blog
- Analytics setup
Plus
$1,899
- 100% custom homepage
- 10 subpages
- WordPress implementation
- Web style guide
- SEO-friendly blog
- Analytics setup
Pro
$2,699
- 100% custom homepage
- 15 subpages
- WordPress implementation
- Web style guide
- SEO-friendly blog
- Analytics setup
Before you buy
The things people actually ask us, answered plainly.
Can we add new projects ourselves?
Yes. Each project is a WordPress entry with its images, drawings, type and status, so adding one is filling in a template rather than designing a page. A site management plan can handle it for you instead.
Will large photos slow the site down?
Not if they are handled properly. Images are resized and served in modern formats for each screen size, and only the images in view load first, so full-width photography stays sharp without a slow first screen.
Can you show 3D tours or walkthrough videos?
Yes. Matterport tours and Vimeo or YouTube walkthroughs embed on the project page. We keep them below the main image so the page still opens quickly.
How much does an architecture firm website cost?
Custom design starts at $1,399 for Starter, $1,899 for Plus and $2,699 for Pro, as one-time project prices scoped in writing first. Firms with a large portfolio usually fit Plus or Pro because each project is its own page.
How long does it take?
It depends on the plan and how quickly project photography, drawings and team details arrive, so we do not publish a number we would have to caveat. You get a timeline with your written scope, before you commit.