Architecture & interiors
Projects that fill the screen, the approach behind them, a first conversation.
It opens in the box, unbuilt. Change the town, the names, the prices and the promises to your own before you press build — the words left in it are the ones the site is written from.
What it says.
An architecture and interior design studio doing residential homes and boutique commercial spaces, with a body of finished projects to show.
Clients are homeowners and small developers about to spend a great deal of money; they want to see finished work in detail and understand how a project runs and what a fee looks like.
The site's one job is to book a first conversation about a project.
How it should feel
immersive and architectural — full-viewport photography with slow parallax, a strict grid, a refined sans with a serif for headings, monochrome palette with one warm accent, unhurried scroll-driven reveals, a horizontal project strip on the home page.
Pictures
finished spaces in natural light, drawings and models, the team on site.
How it should sound
considered, precise, few words.
Pages it asks for
Taken from the brief, word for word. Add one, drop one, rename one — it is a request, not a structure you are stuck with.
Home
Projects
each with a large image sequence, the brief, the site, the approach
Approach
how we work from first meeting to handover, including fees
Studio
the people and the philosophy
Journal
Contact
an enquiry form asking about the site, the scope and the timing
Make it yours,
then build it.
Projects that fill the screen, the approach behind them, a first conversation. Open the brief, rewrite the parts that are not true of you, and the whole site follows from there.
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