Levinberg Architects Website

About the Project. Portfolio website for a Tel Aviv–based architecture studio working exclusively in high-end residential design — from apartments and villas to multifamily developments. The studio combines creativity with precision, offering full “turn-key” services that span architecture, interiors, visualization, and construction management.

The studio already had a strong portfolio, but their previous website didn’t reflect the precision and calm of their architecture. The goal was to translate that mix of youthful energy and refined craftsmanship — the balance of structure and softness — into a digital experience that feels clear, confident, and quietly sophisticated.

Process. We started with an in-depth conversation about the studio’s vision — not just what the website should show, but what kind of atmosphere it should create. Together we defined the tone, structure, and content, choosing the projects that best reflect their approach to space, material, and light.

From there, we built the design direction around a few key principles:

Simplicity. Disciplined grid, minimal visual noise, clarity above all.

Balance. Stable compositions and a rhythm that guides the eye naturally.

Light. Calm palette and generous white space, letting projects breathe.

Modularity. Recurring components and layouts for consistency and scalability.

Human focus. Intuitive navigation and comfortable interaction.

After reviewing several concepts, the client chose one that aligned best with their long-term vision — expanding the website into a flexible platform that can grow with the studio and present future projects through individual narratives.

Outcome. The website was developed entirely in Framer, with a custom CMS setup. All layouts and text structures follow semantic best practices. We designed the favicon, subtle intro animations, and conducted a hands-on session to help the client manage their content and connect the domain. The final site is fully responsive, adapting fluidly across mobile, tablet, and desktop — light, clear, and distinctly architectural in its rhythm.