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Best Framer templates for architects

Most architecture templates are portfolios: a grid of finished buildings and a contact form. A renovation practice does not win work that way. Clients choose a studio because they trust it to run an eleven-month project inside their home without chaos.

What a studio site actually needs

  1. Process, not only finished shots.
  2. Project pages that read as case files: brief, constraints, what went wrong.
  3. Interiors and construction in the same story if that is how you work.
  4. An enquiry form that arrives in your inbox.
  5. Team names.

The pick: Stonefold

Stonefold is the getsites template for architecture studios, interior designers and design-and-build practices. One accountable team, first sketch to final fitting. Built to earn trust before the enquiry.

Before you publish: point the enquiry form at your own email. It ships pointing elsewhere. Skip it and enquiries will not reach you.

  • For: practices that run jobs
  • Price: $69
  • Licence: unlimited sites, client work included, free updates

How to go live

  1. Buy. Remix into Framer.
  2. Point the enquiry form at your email first.
  3. Replace projects with jobs you finished. Keep the constraints in the copy.
  4. Put the real team on the page.
  5. Connect domain and publish.

More: getsites.co/learn · getsites.co/support

If Stonefold is not the shape you want

These are other studios' Framer templates, not ours. Two worth a look:

  • Interim: a clean $69 template aimed at interior design and architecture studios. The trade-off is that it leans on interior portfolio galleries, so you will have to add the process and construction story yourself.
  • Architectra: free, and it casts a wide net across architecture, construction and interiors. The trade-off is that free-and-broad means less focus: it is a showcase layout, so check the enquiry form actually reaches your inbox before you rely on it.

Cost

$69 once, domain, Framer plan. getsites.co/learn

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Do I need to code?

No. See getsites.co/learn.

Interiors only?

Yes. Strip construction language you do not offer.