Websites for Architectural Practices

Websites for Architects That Sell The Vision Before The First Meeting

Clients commissioning a six-figure extension or new-build do not gamble on an architect with no project case studies and no visible RIBA credentials. If your portfolio lives in a PDF nobody opens, you are losing commissions to practices whose website actually shows the work.

The Problem & The Fix

Why Most Architectural Practices Lose Customers Online

The Problem

Years of planning permission approvals and completed builds with no project case studies to prove the work happened

The Fix

Project case study pages with renders, before-and-after photography, and planning permission outcomes

The Problem

RIBA chartered status and qualifications buried on an "About" page instead of building instant credibility on the homepage

The Fix

RIBA chartered status and qualifications displayed prominently across the site, not buried in an about page

The Problem

No split between residential extensions, new-build homes, commercial projects, and listed building work, so clients cannot tell what you specialise in

The Fix

Sector landing pages for residential extensions, new-build homes, commercial projects, and listed/heritage buildings

The Problem

The enquiry form asks for a name and email but nothing about budget, site, or planning stage, wasting time on unsuitable leads

The Fix

Commission enquiry form capturing budget, site details, and planning stage before the first call

The Problem

Local planning knowledge, conservation areas, and listed building consent expertise never mentioned, despite being a genuine differentiator

The Fix

Local planning authority expertise pages covering conservation areas and listed building consent

The Solution

What a Proper Website Does for Architectural Practices

Project case study pages with renders, before-and-after photography, and planning permission outcomes

RIBA chartered status and qualifications displayed prominently across the site, not buried in an about page

Sector landing pages for residential extensions, new-build homes, commercial projects, and listed/heritage buildings

Commission enquiry form capturing budget, site details, and planning stage before the first call

Local planning authority expertise pages covering conservation areas and listed building consent

Features

What You Get

Project case study galleries with renders and planning outcomes
RIBA and professional qualifications badge display
Sector landing pages (residential, new-build, commercial, heritage)
Commission enquiry form with budget and planning stage fields
Local planning authority and conservation area guidance pages
Team profiles with qualifications and specialisms
Local landing pages for every town in your coverage area
Awards and press coverage showcase

FAQ

Common Questions About Architectural Design Websites

Yes. We build project case study pages with renders, photography, and the planning outcome for each scheme, so prospective clients can see exactly what you have delivered before they commission you.

Yes. We display your RIBA status and qualifications prominently across the site, giving clients instant reassurance that they are commissioning a properly accredited practice.

Yes. We create dedicated sector landing pages for residential extensions, new-build homes, commercial work, and listed building projects, each written for the client type it targets.

Yes. We add a commission enquiry form that captures budget, site details, and planning stage upfront, so you spend less time on calls that were never going to convert.

Your website is live within 7 working days. We handle the case study writing, photography curation, SEO, and domain setup so you can stay focused on current commissions while we build your online presence.

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