Architecture and engineering website design
Engineering and architecture website design that lets the work speak
A custom site that presents your projects with the depth buyers look for, and makes it simple to start a conversation.
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What your next client sees
AI answer
For a hillside home in Los Angeles, architects people often call:
Firm AFirm BFirm C
Map results
- Firm A
- Firm B
firm-a.com › custom homes
firm-b.com › custom homes
HOW CLIENTS FIND YOU NOW
One search, three places to win.
A buyer may first hear of your firm through a referral, an RFQ list, a search or an AI answer, but nearly all of them end up on your website, often several times over several months. The site is where they decide whether you fit.
hillside home architect Los Angeles
Search and AI answers
Searches like "healthcare architecture firm Minneapolis" and questions put to ChatGPT reward firms with specific, well-structured pages. An image-only portfolio gives Google and AI tools very little to read.
What we do: We design project pages with words, structure and schema, not just images.
The portfolio
Buyers want to see work like theirs: the building type, the scale and your exact role. They also check who led it and whether that person still works at the firm.
What we do: We build a portfolio that filters by sector, service and location, linked to the people who led each project.
The shortlist
Selection committees and procurement teams come back to compare firms, download qualifications and check the team. A slow or dated site raises doubts at the worst moment.
What we do: We add clear team pages, qualifications downloads and simple inquiry paths.
Then they call the firm that showed up clearest.
WHAT WE DO
Designed to be found, built to get the call.
One build with three jobs: a design that presents your work well, SEO and AI search built in from the start, and conversion paths that suit a long decision.
Design and build
A site as considered as your buildings.
- Custom design around your brand and project photography
- Project pages with brief, role, constraints and outcome
- Portfolio filters by sector, service and location
- Team pages for principals and licensed staff
- Fast image loading, so large photos do not slow the site
Client result
17 to 1,871
monthly organic clicks from Google after a rebuild and SEO
Moduulize, Modular construction, a neighboring field, not an architecture firm. Measured August 2025 to July 2026.
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HOW THE BUILD WORKS
What happens, and when.
A typical build has four stages. Timing depends on page count, the size of your project archive and how quickly photos and text arrive, and you approve the design before it goes live.
- 1Stage 1
Discovery
We learn your disciplines, sectors and clients, review the current site and rankings, and choose which projects to feature.
- 2Stage 2
Design approval
You see the homepage, a project page and the portfolio, and ask for changes. The build starts once you approve.
- 3Stage 3
Build
We build the site, write or edit project pages with your team, and set up redirects, schema and tracking.
- 4Stage 4
Launch
You review the finished site before it goes live. We launch, check indexing and forms, and fix what needs fixing.
After launch your team can add projects, news and people. Ongoing SEO is optional and agreed separately.
BY BUSINESS TYPE
Planned for how you work.
Different disciplines need different sites, so the structure follows how your buyers compare firms.
- Architecture studiosA visual portfolio with enough words for search engines and for buyers.
- Multidisciplinary A/E firmsMany services and sectors, organized so each buyer finds their own path.
- Structural engineersPlain service pages for homeowners and contractors, and project depth for owners.
- Civil and land developmentServices by region and project maps for developers and public clients.
- MEP engineersCapabilities for architects and owners, by system type and building sector.
- Interior and landscape architectsImage-led pages backed by process, materials and planting detail.
Designed within professional title rules
Most state boards treat your website as advertising, so the same rules apply there: only licensed people are called architects or engineers, and the firm name and the services offered must match how the firm is registered in each state. License numbers and seals appear only where your board allows them. Project credits should reflect your real role, photos need permission from the photographer, and work a principal did at a previous firm should say so. You approve every page before it goes live.
Cost depends on page count, how many projects we write up, the number of team profiles and any integrations. Our website plans are on the pricing page, and we tell you on the first call which one fits.
QUESTIONS
Architecture and engineering website design, answered.
01How long does an architecture or engineering website take?
It depends mostly on how many project pages we write and how quickly your team reviews them. Project write-ups are usually the slowest part, so we start them early. You get a typical timeline after discovery and approve the design before the build starts.
02Will a portfolio-heavy site be slow?
Not if it is built well. We size and compress images, load them as visitors scroll and keep layouts light, so large project photography still loads quickly on a phone.
03Can our team add new projects after launch?
Yes. We set up a project template your team fills in: photos, scope, role, sector and the people involved. New projects then appear in the right portfolio filters on their own.
04Will we lose search rankings when we switch?
A new site can lose rankings if old pages disappear. We map your current URLs, carry over what ranks, redirect the rest and watch Search Console after launch.
05Do we see the design before it goes live?
Yes. You see and approve the design before it goes live, starting with the homepage, a project page and the portfolio, and you review the finished site before launch.
06Is SEO part of the build?
The groundwork is: structure, speed, schema, redirects and answer-first pages on your process. Writing new project and sector content month after month is ongoing SEO, which you can add separately if you want it.
07What does an architecture or engineering website cost?
It depends on page count, how many projects we write up and the integrations you need. Our website plans are on the pricing page, and we tell you on the first call which one fits.
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