For architecture firm websites
Architecture firm website template
Atelier Norr is built for practices whose work speaks quietly and clearly. Generous white space, light display type and mono captions frame project photography like a gallery, while fee structures and a staged process page answer the practical questions clients have before the first meeting.
What a architecture firm website needs — and how this one does it
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Projects first
An editorial hero and a captioned project grid put buildings ahead of words, with location, year and type in every caption.
- 02
A clear practice story
Long-form prose with a pull quote explains your approach and values in the calm tone architecture clients expect.
- 03
Fees explained openly
Feasibility, full-service and consulting tiers show how you charge, removing the biggest uncertainty for new clients.
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A staged process
Project stages from brief to handover show clients what happens, when and what they need to decide.
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Credibility in recognition
An awards timeline and a publications strip demonstrate track record without visual noise.
Every page is included.
Architecture firm website FAQ
Will it work for an interior design studio?
Yes. Rename the services, swap the projects for interiors and keep the same quiet layout and captions.
Can I show more images per project?
Use blog posts as project pages with a dedicated category, or add further gallery sections on the work page.
Should architects list fees on their website?
Many clients appreciate it. The tiers work with percentages, fixed fees or hourly rates, or can simply say 'on request'.
Is the design too minimal for a larger firm?
The layout scales well. Add sectors to the service list, more partners to the team and extra galleries for each building type.
