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Splacio: an architecture studio website where every project has a name
The brief: architecture studios show their work as a wall of photos with no names, so a prospect cannot point at the one they liked. Splacio had to make each project findable and give the studio a pricing page that qualifies enquiries before the first call.
Decisions: featured work runs as numbered projects (Urban Minimalist Loft, Glass House Retreat, Commercial Design), each with its own detail link. Five services sit in one numbered list next to a single image, so the offer fits one screen. Pricing shows three plans with a monthly and yearly toggle.
Result: a website template for architecture studios, interior designers and property developers, with hero, about, featured works, services, benefits, process, pricing and blog sections. Editable without a developer.
Buy the template: https://pentaclay.com/framer/templates/splacio
Need it customised for your studio? Message me here.
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