Your portfolio deserves
more than a PDF.
Your projects speak for you, provided people see them. A premium portfolio website turns your work into a direct sales argument, qualifies enquiries and establishes your architectural signature.
Why a portfolio website is an architect’s number-one tool
A project is understood through images and context
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See the finished work
Optimised photographs and navigation by project.
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Understand your role
A factual project page, project types and verified professional information.
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Prepare an enquiry
The project type, location and timeframe needed for the first conversation.
For a client considering a renovation, new building or interior fit-out, the portfolio quickly conveys your style, project types and way of working. Clear navigation lets visitors explore your work before making contact.
An architect’s website is not built like a shop website. It needs to combine high-resolution photographs, a visual journey through projects, performance and factual content. Titles, professional information and each person’s role are checked with the practice before publication.
The form can also ask, without excessive collection, for the project type, location, indicative budget and timeframe. Automated qualification remains optional: its criteria, data and human validation are defined with the practice before activation.
A website that tells the story of your architectural signature
Premium visual portfolio
A project gallery with optimised high-resolution photos, navigation by type (residential, commercial, public) and a detailed page for each project.
High-resolution performance
AVIF/WebP formats, screen-appropriate dimensions, progressive loading and a CDN. Performance is measured on pages and devices representative of the project.
Signature identity
An understated, minimalist visual identity that highlights your projects without getting in the way. Typography, colours and grids consistent with your architectural approach.
Local SEO in Brussels and Walloon Brabant
Optimisation for ‘architect + municipality’: Uccle, Ixelles, Waterloo, Lasne and Rixensart. Schema.org Architect markup with project geolocation.
Professional framework
Titles, registration number, project roles and practice information are checked against its actual situation. The professional validates content before publication.
Qualification form
A form adapted to the project type, indicative budget, timeframe and municipality. The practice receives useful context before the first conversation.
Websites adapted to each positioning
Solo architect / small practice
A compact portfolio (10 to 20 projects), a clear personal profile and a focus on individual style. A website designed for private residential clients.
Architectural practice (5 to 15 people)
A portfolio across project types, team presentation and distinctive expertise. A website designed for premium private clients and public commissions.
Interior architect
Showcasing materials, atmosphere and details through carefully crafted visuals. A clear distinction from an architect registered with the Order of Architects.
Heritage / renovation specialist practice
Highlighting heritage expertise, URBAN/UPN-FNCAA approvals and experience with complex planning permissions.
Sustainable / passive-house architect
Highlighting certifications actually held, materials used and projects meeting specific standards.
Multidisciplinary practice (architecture and urban planning)
Architecture, urban planning and landscape. A website with sections by discipline and a multidisciplinary team presentation.
A portfolio built in four phases
Phase 1 · Art direction
Reviewing your approach, selecting 12 to 20 flagship projects, planning the visual journey and choosing an understated typographic grid. Optional: professional photography of projects not yet photographed (approximately €1,800 to €3,500 excluding VAT, depending on volume).
Phase 2 · Design and project copy
Responsive mock-ups for desktop, mobile and tablet. Project descriptions covering the brief, floor area, budget, challenges, solutions and captioned photos. Roles and professional information are validated by the practice.
Phase 3 · Development and high-resolution optimisation
Astro development, AVIF/WebP optimisation with appropriate dimensions, CDN and lazy loading. A performance budget is defined and checked on representative pages.
Phase 4 · Launch and visibility
Launch, Schema.org Architect/Person markup, Bing/Google submission, Google Business Profile optimisation and initial traffic monitoring. One hour of training to add projects independently.
Architects’ frequently asked questions
How much does an architect’s website cost in Brussels?
Why Astro rather than WordPress for an architect’s website?
Can I add new projects independently?
How are architects’ professional requirements taken into account?
How can the website generate more qualified enquiries?
Does an architect’s website need a blog?
Your portfolio deserves a website that does it justice.
A free initial video call. We define the scope, content and schedule based on your available projects.
