Let the architecture establish the identity, but keep project names and supporting information available beyond the image.
The architecture collection
Architecture Website Design Inspiration
Explore architecture firm websites, project portfolios, and publications.
About this collection
Compare how each design organizes buildings, balances photography with text, and leads visitors from a project image to the story behind the work.
Give each architectural image an explicit project route rather than treating it as decoration.
Warm gold typography and outlined actions sit over workshop footage, connecting a window manufacturer’s product story to its craft. The desktop header exposes product,…
Aerial photography establishes the scale of the project, with a white headline and green video action over the image.
A full-screen interior photograph sits behind a centred studio name, with services and a short positioning line at the lower edges.
Dramatic dusk render behind a bold condensed headline: “Design for a Changing World.”
Atmospheric autumnal garden hero with thin letter-spaced nav and a moody, tonal palette.
One full-bleed photograph, a tiny corner wordmark—extreme restraint, exactly like his buildings.
White editorial layout with a big headline, inline colored links, and a featured news story.
Left-hand project index with black-square markers beside large, orderly architectural photographs.
Airy white space, restrained light nav, and a single large project photograph front and center.
Crisp white layout, a bold oversized sans-serif statement, and a horizontal filmstrip of projects.











