Architecture portfolios usually show the finished photo and nothing else. But the drawing is the part that shows how the practice thinks.

So I built Plan & Section, a calm Framer portfolio for small architecture and interior studios: → Drag a line across every project to compare the drawing with the photo (keyboard works too, and on phones a vertical swipe still scrolls) → Projects listed as a schedule: No., Project, Place, Type, Status, Year, Area. Hover a row and the cover follows the cursor → One m² / ft² switch converts every area on the site, and later pages remember the choice → Your city's local time on the home and contact pages, plus a copy-email button

Projects live in the CMS with a full facts sheet: client, team, photography, gross and site area.

Live demo: https://plan-and-section.framer.website

Architects: do you lead with the drawing or the photo when you show a project to a client?