Architecture Website Templates

Built work first, then how you work and what each stage costs.

A client looking for an architect wants to see buildings like the one they have in mind, understand the stages from first visit to handover, and get a sense of the fee before the first meeting. Awards and philosophy matter less than finished, photographed projects.

The four designs below are a brutalist civic and cultural studio, a timber-and-light residential practice, a drawing-led chartered practice that shows its registration number, and a restrained studio that lets six projects speak.

4 architecture website templates

  • Brutalist Monochrome Architecture Studio (Business; demo site: Plinth Architects) Monochrome and heavy, with a numbered project index and fixed fees for four stages. Suits a studio doing civic, cultural or larger housing work; a homeowner-focused practice may find it severe.
  • Timber Residential Architecture Studio (Business; demo site: Fold Studio) Oat, timber and walnut, with a swipeable strip of recent homes and fees per stage. Made for residential work: new houses, additions and renovations.
  • Small Chartered Architect Practice (Business; demo site: Quarry Architects) Drawing-led rather than photo-led, with the registration number in the menu and each work stage explained with a duration. Fits a small chartered or registered practice; it shows few finished-building photos.
  • Restrained Architecture Studio (Business; demo site: Drafthouse) Restrained: six selected projects, four practice habits and no prices. Suits a studio with strong photography that prefers to discuss fees in person.

What a good architecture website needs

A project index

Each project with its place, type and year, and enough photos to show plan, materials and light.

Services by stage

Feasibility, concept, permits and construction, with what each stage delivers and, if you publish them, starting fees.

How a project runs

The steps from first site visit to handover and roughly how long they take.

Who is in the studio

The people who will draw the building, with registration details where your regulator requires them.

Pages your architecture website needs

  1. Projects

    Each project with location, type, size, year and photos of plan, materials and light. Clients look for buildings like the one they want.

  2. Services and stages

    Feasibility, design, permits and construction, with what you deliver at each stage. It answers what an architect actually does for the fee.

  3. Process and timeline

    How long a typical house or extension takes from first visit to handover, so clients can plan around it.

  4. Fees

    A percentage, a fixed fee per stage or a starting price. Even a range filters out enquiries you would have to turn down.

  5. Studio and people

    Who will draw the building, their registration and how many projects you take on a year.

  6. Enquiry form

    Ask for the site location, project type, budget range and timing so you can reply with something useful.

How to pick the right one

  • Civic, cultural and larger buildings: Plinth has a numbered project index and four fee stages.
  • Houses, extensions and renovations: Fold Studio has a swipeable strip of recent homes and fixed fees per stage.
  • Small chartered or registered practice: Quarry Architects puts the registration number in the menu and explains each work stage.
  • Studio that prefers to show rather than sell: Drafthouse lists six selected projects and four practice habits, with no prices.

Frequently asked questions

Are these templates free?

Starting from a template is free. The free plan gives you 3 template sites on a we.inc address. It has no AI credits and no custom domain. AI building and custom domains start at $20 a month.

Are the businesses in these templates real?

No. Every name, price, count and review in these designs is made-up demonstration content. Replace it with your own, or remove it, before you publish.

Can I show large project galleries?

Yes. Replace the demo photos with your own and add as many projects as you like. Keep each image compressed so the page stays fast on phones.

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