A website that lets your projects speak for themselves—and attracts clients who are a good fit for your firm.
The Benefits
Clients make decisions based on references. Large, serene project images with clear typography showcase your signature style at first glance—and attract exactly the kinds of projects that are a good fit for your firm.
A well-organized project archive featuring photos, key details, and a scope of services brings your work to life. This helps prospective clients understand your expertise even before the first meeting begins.
Clearly defined services from LP 1 through 9 and a transparent process help screen inquiries. You’ll be working with clients who understand the value of good planning—rather than just preparing proposals for comparison purposes.
Your Project
Clients looking for an architecture firm first look at the projects—and draw direct conclusions about the firm’s design quality from its website. An outdated or generic website will cost you exactly the kind of inquiries that would be a good fit for your style.
As a web designer and WordPress freelancer, I develop websites for architecture firms—built using Elementor Pro. My focus is on a minimalist, typographically strong design and a project portfolio that lets your buildings speak for themselves rather than merely showcasing them.
Added to this is the clear structure that helps pre-qualify inquiries: service areas and project phases from Phase 1 to 9, your process, and your firm’s profile immediately show clients whether you’re the right fit. I take into account the Chamber of Architects’ guidelines for professional external presentation as well as proper image and copyright considerations.
I provide the technical foundation: fast loading times despite extensive image galleries, a secure, GDPR-compliant platform, and targeted local search engine optimization for “Architect + Your City.” This ensures your firm is found exactly where clients are searching. Do you also design interiors? My web design for interior designers shows what a cohesive online presence looks like.
You can find examples of work I've created in collaboration with clients here.
Scope of Services
Clean typography, plenty of white space, images taking center stage—a design that reflects your creative vision, built with Elementor Pro.
Each project is featured on a visually striking page with photos, plans, and key facts—which you can easily update yourself as new buildings are completed.
New Construction, Existing Structures, Commercial Projects: Your service areas and project phases are presented in a way that allows clients to immediately determine whether they are the right fit.
Who is behind the designs? The firm's profile, team, and awards build the trust that large projects require.
Fast loading times despite large project images, a secure, GDPR-compliant foundation, and SEO optimized for “Architect plus your city.”
Today, almost any website requirement can be met based on your needs and requirements. Just ask.
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1. Analysis of the office, projects, and positioning. To start, we’ll identify your areas of focus (residential construction, commercial, existing buildings), your ideal clients, and what sets your firm apart from others—from competitive success to specialization.
2. Concept & Design. You’ll receive one to three sample pages of your future website—featuring a minimalist, typographically strong design and a portfolio that showcases your projects. The remaining pages will be created only after you’ve approved them.
3. Implementation using WordPress & Elementor Pro. I’ll build the homepage, project and services pages, the office section, and the contact page—including a project template for your team to update on their own and training for your team.
4. SEO, Security & Launch. Before the go-live: backup system, hacking protection, page speed optimization for large project images, and a legally compliant foundation. I’ll tailor the local SEO specifically to your region and your key focus areas, and old URLs will be redirected.
The Investment
The cost depends primarily on the scope—whether a focused office website featuring selected projects is sufficient, or whether a more comprehensive site with a large project archive, a blog, and extensive SEO is desired. As a guide:
| Service | Price (net) |
|---|---|
| Office website with project portfolio | Starting at €3,000 |
| Comprehensive website with a large project archive and detailed SEO | Starting at €4,995 |
| Billing by the hour | 100 €/hour |
A professional office website starts at €3,000 net. For more comprehensive websites featuring a large project portfolio and in-depth SEO optimization, the fixed price starts at €5,000 net. Alternatively, billing by the hour is available.
Yes. Each project gets its own page featuring large-format photos, floor plans, site plans, and key data such as gross floor area, completion date, and scope of work. You can enter new projects yourself using a pre-prepared template.
Depending on the scope and availability of your content, it typically takes about 3 to 6 weeks—from concept development through implementation to launch.
Yes. Using WordPress and Elementor Pro, you can manage new projects, content, and updates yourself. If you’d like, I can provide training, or I can handle the maintenance for you on an hourly basis.
On the contrary: minimalism is a hallmark of quality for architecture websites. White space, typography, and large images draw the eye to your projects—while contact information and an overview of your services remain easy to find. The art lies in striking the right balance, not in leaving things out.
For architects, image rights and copyrights are particularly important: Project photos must have clear usage rights, photographers must be properly credited, and for occupied properties, I ensure that the owners’ consent has been obtained. In addition, the professional title and the relevant professional association must be included in the legal notice, and forms must comply with the GDPR. Legally binding information can be obtained from your attorney or the architectural association; I implement these requirements to the best of my knowledge and in accordance with established practice.
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