35 hand-checked architecture website designs, including Michael McManus Architects, Populous and Jacques Rival. Each example links to the live site and shows its fonts, colours and the platform it's built on.
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Across the 35 architecture websites in this collection, the most used typefaces are Suisse Intl (3 sites), Geist (2 sites) and Helvetica (2 sites). Look at how each site pairs a distinctive heading font with a calmer one for body text.
What are architecture websites built with?
WordPress is the most common platform here (12 of 35 sites), followed by Nuxt and Webflow. Sites without a recognisable platform are usually custom built.
Should a architecture website have a light or dark design?
71% of the architecture websites here open on a light background and 29% on a dark one. Both work: pick the one that suits your photography and brand, then use the other sparingly for contrast.
How were these architecture websites chosen?
Each site comes from a design award gallery or a studio's published client work, was screenshotted from the live site, sorted into its niche and then checked by hand. Sites that are unfinished, parked or hidden behind popups are left out.
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