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Archevia, Architecture & Design Website Template.
An editorial-style template built for architecture studios.
It features a CMS-powered project portfolio, service pages, testimonials, a contact form, and a blog.
Archevia is a device-friendly template with gallery-first layouts.
This is perfect for visual storytelling for design-led studios.
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A CMS-powered project portfolio is exactly what architecture studios need, since they add new projects all the time. Gallery-first layouts suit that niche really well.
This project has a premium feel.
nice work
Mannnnn!!!! these are some awesome designs🔥
Sorry but i am stealing it so i can steal like an artist😂
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Such a clean presentation. You can tell a lot of thought went into this.
Just posted a new case study featuring the thumbnail artwork I designed for Primer.com. Check it out! 📚
Nice! Thumbnail artwork can make such a difference in how content catches attention. Looking forward to seeing how you approached this project!
