Architecture website template

Start from a portfolio-first template like this one - swap in your own project photography and let the monospaced project numbers and hairline rules organize the work. B12's AI generates the layout from a short description of your practice, so the modernist scaffolding is already in place when you start uploading projects.

Large, uncluttered project photography and a simple grid - this template strips distractions down to white space, hairline rules and confident sans-serif type. Client-side buyers judge firms on the coherence of the visual system as much as the built work; a fussy site suggests a fussy practice, and a restrained site suggests restraint applied everywhere.

Yes - photography-led case studies are how most clients evaluate a firm's work before reaching out, which is why this template leads with project imagery. Update projects, credits, and press mentions in the visual editor as new commissions complete. Institutional and commercial clients screen firms by their online portfolio before RFP short-lists get drawn up.

The AI draft ships with the white-on-white scaffolding, monospaced project numbering, and hairline rules that carry the modernist system. For firms where the site is part of the pitch (competition submissions, institutional work, cultural commissions), B12's design experts can refine typography weight, image sequencing, and grid rhythm to the level a design-savvy client expects.

Built for architecture firms that want a full business site with services, practice story, team, and press - not just a work archive. For a portfolio-only presence focused entirely on completed projects, see our architecture portfolio prompt. For an adjacent design discipline with similar visual restraint, see our interior design studio website prompt.