Architecture Firm Website Builder: Make Your Practice's Portfolio Site with AI

An architect's website should show work like the client's project and make the first step obvious. Describe your practice to Mythex and it builds the portfolio, the stages-and-fees page and an enquiry form that saves site address, project type and budget to a database, then publishes it to a real URL in one click.

Who it's for

Small and mid-sized practices whose online presence is an old template, an Instagram grid or a directory profile. It suits residential architects doing extensions and new homes as well as firms doing commercial fit-outs who want each type of work shown to the right client.

What you can build

A portfolio filtered by extensions, new homes, conversions and commercial work
Project pages with the brief, the constraint and large photos
A how-a-project-works page covering each work stage and typical timeframes
A paid feasibility visit with a fixed price as the first step
An enquiry form asking for site address, project type and budget range
A list of the areas and project sizes you take on

What an architecture firm website needs

Clients hire an architect who solved a problem like theirs. A grid of finished photos does not show that; a project page that says "rear extension on a north-facing terrace, conservation area, budget fixed" does. Group the portfolio by project type so a homeowner planning a loft conversion sees loft conversions first. Say which areas and project sizes you take on, so a ten-storey enquiry does not land on a two-person practice. Keep the contact page short, with a named person and how fast you reply.

Portfolio by project type
The brief and constraints on every project page
Areas and project sizes you take
A named contact and reply time

Explain stages and fees before the first meeting

Most homeowners have never hired an architect and do not know what concept design, a planning submission or technical drawings involve. A single page walking through a typical project, with what they receive at each stage and how long it usually takes, answers the questions that otherwise fill the first meeting. If you charge by stage or as a percentage, say so in general terms. Clients who arrive already knowing how it works are easier to appoint.

An enquiry form you can reply to without a phone call

Ask for the site address, the project type, whether they have spoken to the local planning office, a budget range and a target start. Allow a few photo uploads of the existing building. Every enquiry is saved to a database with a small admin page where you mark it as replied, booked for a visit or declined, so nothing sits in an inbox. Mythex can also email you when a new one arrives.

Site address and project type
Budget range and target start
Photos of the existing property

Mistakes to avoid

Do not hide behind a free consultation that eats a morning per enquiry; a short free call and a paid site visit with a written summary filters for serious clients. Do not publish render-only projects without saying so. And do not let the portfolio go stale: adding a finished project should take minutes, so ask for an admin screen where you upload photos and fill in the brief yourself.

A prompt to start from

Build a website for my architecture practice. Add a portfolio filtered by project type, each project with large photos, the brief and the main constraint we solved; a page explaining our work stages from brief to completion with typical timeframes; and an enquiry form for site address, project type, budget range and photos, saved to a database with an admin page.

Questions

What pages does an architecture firm website need?

A home page, a portfolio grouped by project type, a page on how a project works and roughly what it costs, an about page with the team, and a contact page with an enquiry form. Mythex builds them from one description, and you add more by asking.

Can I add new projects myself?

Yes. Ask for an admin page where you upload photos and fill in the project type, location, brief and constraints. The new project appears in the portfolio when you save it.

Where do enquiries go?

Into the database attached to your project, with any photos in file storage. You read and update them on an admin page, and Mythex can email you when one arrives.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes, on Pro at $25/month. On the Free plan the site publishes to a Mythex address with no credit card needed.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You describe the site in plain language and change it by chatting. The code editor is there if you want it.

Templates to start from

Portfolio Website Template — Hero, projects, about, and contact
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Dark Design Portfolio Template — Masonry grid with admin dashboard
Wellness Studio Website Template — Practitioner directory with live search
Yoga Studio Website Template — Editorial grids with coach profiles