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An architectural practice needs more than a beautiful opening image. This concept follows the journey from a first impression to a project someone can understand and enquire about.

Studio concept / Interactive prototype

Illustrative stone home opening onto a sunlit planted courtyard

Spaces to live in

Architecture, light and the spaces between

The scenario

From a first look
to a real conversation

  1. 01

    Feel the setting

    A wide view establishes the character of the work before the visitor reads a project description.

  2. 02

    Explore the detail

    Choose a project and open the gallery. Setting, materials and the brief give the imagery useful context.

  3. 03

    Find a starting point

    A prospective client can understand the type of work, then begin an enquiry with a project in mind.

Now try it

Let the work lead

Choose a sample project, then open its detail view.

RivetProject gallery preview

Concept project / Gallery preview

Illustrative Courtyard house scene

Residential

Courtyard house

A stone opening frames the landscape beyond an imagined home. The study explores how an architectural website can pair a strong opening image with details about light, materials and the way a space is used.

Setting
A residential design concept shaped around its landscape
Material direction
Textured stone, warm timber and a planted courtyard

Behind the concept

The work is strong
Let the website show it

The brief explores how an architecture studio can present a varied portfolio. Visitors need to find relevant projects, understand the design decisions and enquire about their own plans.

Focus
Architecture website
Contribution
Concept, interface design and frontend prototype
Status
Studio concept

The approach

The decisions
behind the direction

Make space for the work

A restrained layout gives the project imagery a clear hierarchy. Large photographs establish the character of a space, while short captions and a consistent project structure keep the page informative.

Turn browsing into understanding

Project pages are planned around the brief, setting, materials and design decisions. The proposed content model gives the studio a repeatable way to publish new work without redesigning each page.

Invite a useful enquiry

A project enquiry asks for the location, type of work and stage of planning. It gives the first conversation a starting point while keeping the form short enough to complete on a phone.

In focus

What this
concept explores

  • Editorial project gallery
  • Consistent project detail structure
  • Responsive image treatments
  • Contextual enquiry prompts
  • A proposed publishing workflow for the studio
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