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Residential design and architectural visualization for a single-story Australian suburban home. The plan separates private and social zones, with bedrooms facing the street and the kitchen, dining and living areas opening to the backyard and pool. The home office sits beside the entry, which provides a direct view through to the rear garden. A long, low roofline with deep overhangs cantilevers over the garage and deck. Timber, light masonry and extensive glazing create a warm, restrained material palette.
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🚀 Oda — an architecture studio template for Framer, with agent skills
Oda is a website template for architecture and interiors studios, laid out like a drawing set: graphite lines on warm paper, title blocks, sheet numbers and line drawings that draw themselves.
The Framer edition comes with five skills for Framer's agent, so you can make the site yours in plain language:
👉 /oda-rebrand — "Rebrand this for our studio in Porto." Studio name, city, the sun study's location and time zone, colours (contrast-checked), fonts and copy, in the right order.
👉 /oda-content — "Add three projects." CMS items with every field filled, ASCII slugs, sheets kept in order.
👉 /oda-code-components — "Make the cabin draw twice as fast." Properties first, code only when a property can't do it.
👉 /oda-design-system — new pages and sections use the Oda styles, grid and section numbering.
👉 /oda-before-publish — the checklist the template was built to pass, on every page at Desktop, Tablet and Phone.
What's in the template:
· A timber cabin that draws itself, with a sun study you can drag. The shadow uses real solar maths for your city.
· Project sheets on a sideways track, and a floor plan that builds as you scroll.
· Materials with drawn textures, a team section, awards and a contact form with a sketch pad.
· Responsive down to 390 px, WCAG AA contrast, reduced-motion support.
Framer edition $59. Also available in plain HTML and React.
https://no-code.supply/templates/oda/
Nice temple and nice animations congratulations Lauri good job🎉🎉🎉