ARCHITECTURE FIRM WEBSITE

An architecture firm website that lets the work carry the argument.

Selected projects, sectors, services, process, team, and a considered inquiry route — image-led without hiding the facts.

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Prospective clients need to see work at the right scale and understand whether the firm handles their building type, location, and project stage. A strong architecture page pairs disciplined project photography with concise facts about scope, services, and process. Nanopage assembles that portfolio for $19 a year.

In and out

What you bring, what you get.

What you upload

Firm name and studio locations
Project photography with permissions and captions
Project facts: location, type, year, scope, and status
Sectors and architectural services
Design and delivery process
Team biographies and portraits
Awards, publications, and inquiry details

What you get

Studio statement and inquiry CTA
Selected projects
Sectors and building types
Architectural services
Design and delivery process
Team and collaborators
Awards and publications
Project-fit guidance and inquiry

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“Build an architecture firm website for [name]. Lead with selected projects, then explain sectors, services, design process, team, awards, and what to include in a project inquiry.”

Then chat with the AI to change anything — copy, colors, sections, photos.

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Meridian Advisory Group

Independent planning practice · Chicago, IL

Questions

Frequently asked.

How many projects should be shown?

Choose six to ten projects that represent the work you want next. Include consistent facts and strong image permissions rather than every project the studio has completed.

Can unbuilt work be included?

Yes. Label competitions, concepts, and in-progress projects accurately so visitors understand their status.

Should project budgets appear?

Publish budgets or ranges only with client approval. Project scale, area, scope, and delivery role can often communicate fit without disclosing cost.

What belongs in the inquiry form?

Ask for project type, location, approximate scale, stage, timeline, and contact details. Avoid demanding a complete brief before the first conversation.

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