Your best projects are usually missing from your website because updating it is a chore. We build architecture firm websites with a private upload dashboard: you add blueprints, construction photos and final shots from your phone or desktop, and the site places each image in the right project and section on its own. No developer, no page builder, no waiting.
Recent projects aren’t online, so a prospective client sees the work you did a few years ago instead of what you’re doing now.
Every new project means sending files to someone, waiting for a quote and checking the result. So it doesn’t happen.
Site photos sit on three phones, renders in a shared drive and final shots in a WhatsApp chat with the photographer. Nobody knows which is the latest.
How files are named, how projects are handed over, who approves what. It lives in people’s heads, and onboarding takes the senior team’s time.
A simple dashboard only your team can open. Upload blueprints, construction photos and final-project photos from your phone on site or from your desk.
Every file is stored under its project and its stage, so the studio has one organised archive instead of photos spread across devices.
The portfolio reads from that archive and shows each image in the right project and section automatically. Upload once and the site is updated.
From blueprint to construction to the finished building, each project page shows the process, which is what clients want to see from an architect.
A contact form that sends each enquiry to your email or CRM with the project details, so leads from the portfolio don’t get lost.
Every SOP organised by area, an onboarding assessment that opens each section as new hires progress, and a view for the partners of how each person is doing.
During a site visit, the project architect takes progress photos on their phone.
They open the private dashboard, pick the project and the “construction” stage, and upload the photos.
The files are stored under that project and stage in the studio’s archive.
The website shows the new photos in the construction section of that project page, with no one editing the site.
At handover, the final photos go up under “final project”, and the page now runs from blueprint to finished building.
A prospective client browses the project and sends an enquiry through the form, which lands in the studio’s inbox.
Get your latest projects online without the back-and-forth
Tell us how your studio stores and shares project photos today. We’ll propose a site and upload flow that fits, with a defined estimate before we build.
Capture every lead, assign an owner, trigger follow-ups and keep one customer history.
Connect your tools with Make, Zapier and APIs so work moves on clear rules, with AI where it helps.
A considered website where every enquiry is routed, confirmed and easy to follow up.