An editorial portfolio for an architecture studio
The brief
Mira's work is quiet and precise, but their old site was a cluttered template that cropped every photo. Updating a project meant emailing a developer and waiting a week.
What I did
- 01
Designed an editorial layout where full-bleed photography and plans lead, with typography as considered as their buildings.
- 02
Built a project library the team edits themselves, with filters by type, location and year.
- 03
Added subtle page transitions and image reveals that make browsing feel like turning the pages of a monograph.
The result
The studio now publishes new work the week it is photographed, and the site does the first round of convincing before any meeting.
- project inquiries year over year
- +65%
- performance score on mobile
- 98
- developer requests to update content
- 0

