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Architecture Firm Website Development Company in India

Raqbash is an architecture firm website development company in India, working with practices and design studios. We build a design system considered enough to stand beside your work. The photography runs full-bleed and still opens fast, and the credits say what your role was.

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Portfolio index, a project page with role and photography credit lines, and a rights record showing licence and consent states
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110+
Years experience
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Optimised media pipeline built in
Image-led
Accessibility standard we build to
WCAG 2.2 AA

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Overview

Architecture website design for architects and interior designers

Raqbash is an architecture firm website development company in India working for architecture practices, interior designers and multidisciplinary studios. Our architecture website design starts from your projects and how you want them read, then builds the image pipeline, credits and brief forms around them. We make the website; the drawings, the buildings and the professional titles belong to your practice.

Prospective clients judge a studio on its aesthetic and its projects within seconds. That means large, fast-loading imagery, restrained and confident design, and project stories that show your thinking, not just pretty pictures. We build sites that let the work breathe and convert the right clients into enquiries.

One team

Website design for architects, and the build behind it

Practices judge their own website as a piece of design. We treat layout and code as one brief, so the details you notice survive the build.

Design

  • A project index a visitor can browse by typology, scale or year, since clients often arrive looking for one kind of building.
  • Architecture portfolio website design that mixes photographs, drawings, plans and short text, paced like a monograph rather than a carousel.
  • Web design for interior designers that brings materials, finishes and joinery forward, giving close-ups as much room as wide shots.
  • Type and grid chosen to sit quietly beside the work, with one accent your practice already uses in print.
  • A short, specific practice page that tells a client what you take on and what you turn down.

Development

  • A CMS with per-project fields for role, collaborators, photographer, licence scope and built or unbuilt status.
  • An image pipeline that produces AVIF and WebP at several widths from a single high-resolution upload.
  • Plans and sections served as zoomable drawings on desktop and readable crops on a phone.
  • Multi-office or bilingual setups for practices working across cities, all drawing on one shared portfolio.
  • Page weight checked against real photography, with a budget your team can see when adding a heavy project.

With one team owning both, the spacing and image quality you approved in design are what loads on a client's phone.

What we build

Architecture Firm Website Development Services We Offer

Six capabilities cover almost every studio brief we take on, from a three-person practice with one extraordinary house to a multidisciplinary consultancy publishing across architecture, interiors and landscape.

  • Portfolio-First Design

    Portfolio website design for architecture firms, built around your work rather than a template. A studio site is a demonstration of taste before it is anything else.

  • Project Case Studies

    Immersive project pages with concept, process and outcome, and with your role and collaborators credited properly rather than left for a reader to assume.

  • Fast, Optimised Media

    Modern formats, responsive sources, blur-up placeholders and edge delivery, so a portfolio built on large photography still opens instantly on a phone.

  • Studio & Approach Pages

    Practice, philosophy and team pages that make your positioning legible, so the briefs that arrive are closer to the work you actually want.

  • Enquiry & Brief Capture

    Considered enquiry forms that ask about scope, site and timeline, qualifying a commission before it reaches a conversation.

  • Press, Awards & Journal

    Press, awards and a journal that build reputation and search authority, published as dated entries so an old award never reads as a current one.

Craft, credits & rights

Work That Reads As Work, Credits That Are Right & Images You're Cleared To Publish

A studio site is judged on three things a peer notices immediately: whether it looks like something you would have made, whether the credits are honest, and whether the photography is yours to publish.

A Site That Demonstrates The Taste You're Selling

Restraint, typography, pacing, and motion used sparingly and on purpose. This is the one kind of website where the craft of the thing is part of the pitch: a practice presenting careful work through a template has already answered the client's question about how much attention they pay.

Fast Despite Being Image-Led

A responsive image pipeline, modern formats, blur-up placeholders, lazy loading and edge delivery. On this vertical a slow site does not read as slow: it reads as unrefined, which is a harsher penalty and a harder one to argue your way out of.

Credits And Role As Required Fields

Your role on every project (design architect, architect of record, interiors, in collaboration with) and collaborators nameable, with unbuilt and competition work labelled as such. A credit without a role is the commonest misrepresentation in this field, peers spot it instantly, and the clients worth having ask peers.

Images You're Cleared To Publish

Architectural photography is usually the photographer's copyright and web use is a scoped licence, so we record the rights and display the credit, and we build the state where a project publishes without naming the client or the location. Most studios have never been asked about their web licence; asking is what separates a portfolio from a liability.
  • Accurate representation of project credits and collaborators
  • Consent-based enquiry handling and data minimisation under India's DPDP Act
  • WCAG-conscious accessibility even within a visual-led design
  • HTTPS/TLS everywhere and secure enquiry handling

Sitemap

Pages an architecture or interior design practice needs

A small studio can launch with five of these. Larger practices add disciplines, offices and a journal.

Home
A few projects at full size and one line on what kind of practice you are.
Projects index
Every project filterable by typology, discipline, location and year, with built and unbuilt marked.
Project page
Images, drawings, a short narrative, your role, collaborators and photo credits.
Interiors
A separate view of interior work, so residential and hospitality clients find it quickly.
Practice & people
Principals and team, with registration details stated exactly as each person holds them.
Approach & services
How a commission runs from brief and concept to site supervision, and what each stage covers.
Journal & press
Dated articles, publications and awards that show your thinking between projects.
Contact & brief
Studio address, a map and a brief form asking about site, scope and timing.

Interior designers

Interior designer website design

Interior work is sold on texture and finish, which are the first things a heavily compressed photograph loses. For interior designer website design we keep detail shots at higher quality, show the material palette beside each room, and let a visitor walk through a home room by room instead of scrolling one long gallery.

Interior studios also tend to receive more residential enquiries, and many are small. A brief form that asks for property type, carpet area, rooms in scope and a timing window helps you sort them early. Studios that also sell furniture or a product line can add a simple catalogue that leads to an enquiry rather than a checkout.

Why Raqbash

Choosing an Architecture Firm Website Development Company in India

Choosing an architecture studio website design agency comes down to three things. Does it design the site or assemble it? Does it hold a performance budget on a photo-led build? Does it ask about credits and rights in week two, not launch week?

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  • We Design It, Not Assemble It

    A custom design system for your practice: type, grid, pacing and motion decided rather than inherited. On this vertical a recognisable template is a message you did not intend to send.

  • Performance Budget On A Visual Build

    We set a budget before the first image lands and hold it: modern formats, responsive sources, deliberate loading. Heavy photography and a fast site are not in conflict if the pipeline is built for it.

  • We Ask About Credits Early

    Role, collaborators, photographer, client consent: settled in week two rather than discovered the week before launch, when the answer might mean pulling your best project off the site.

  • Accessible Without Being Plain

    Contrast, focus states, keyboard paths and reduced-motion handling inside a visual-led design. Restraint and accessibility pull in the same direction more often than designers expect.

  • Positioning, Not Just Presentation

    We help the site say what kind of practice you are, because the cost of vague positioning is not fewer enquiries: it is the wrong ones, and the hours spent politely declining them.

  • A Studio-Minded Team for the Long Run

    A senior in-house team that reviews work with you over screen-share, and keeps the portfolio current as projects complete rather than leaving it two years behind the studio.

Wondering whether an agency can design to your standard?

Show us the work you'd want on the homepage and tell us who you want more of as clients. Our team will come back with a direction and a free, fixed-scope quote covering portfolio structure, credits and rights.

+91 97730 66237

Practices

Practices We Build Websites For

A conservation practice and a multidisciplinary consultancy are selling almost opposite things: restraint and provenance on one side, range on the other. These six each need the portfolio structured differently.

  • Architecture Practices

    Registered practices whose work spans houses, institutions and commercial buildings, where the portfolio has to carry both the aesthetic and the evidence of delivery at scale.

  • Interior Design Studios

    Interior design website development for homes and commercial work, sold on mood and detail. The portfolio is judged on photography and materials.

  • Landscape & Urban Design

    Public realm, campuses and landscape, where the work is best understood over time and through drawings, and a gallery of finished photographs tells only part of it.

  • Design-Build Studios

    Practices that design and deliver, where the site has to carry both the aesthetic argument and the delivery evidence: two different audiences on one portfolio.
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  • Conservation & Heritage Practices

    Restoration and adaptive reuse, where the before-and-after is the story and provenance, documentation and restraint matter more than a hero render.

  • Multidisciplinary Design Consultancies

    Studios working across architecture, interiors, product and graphics, needing a portfolio structure that lets each discipline be found without diluting any of them.

How we work

Our Architecture Firm Website Development Process

Six phases take your studio site from first conversation to live and supported, starting, before any design, with which projects go up, how they are credited and whether the photography is cleared for the web.

  1. Step 01

    Discover

    We look at your work, your positioning and the commissions you want more of, and the ones you keep declining, which usually says more about what the site needs to communicate.

  2. Step 02

    Portfolio, Credits & Rights Pass

    Before design, we agree which projects go up, your role on each, who holds the photography licence and what it covers, which clients have consented and to what, and how unbuilt work will be labelled.

  3. Step 03

    Design

    We design the project page and the index first, and settle type, grid, pacing and motion as decisions rather than defaults: the parts a prospective client reads before reading a word.

  4. Step 04

    Develop

    We build the portfolio structure with its credit and rights fields, the media pipeline against a performance budget, the journal and press areas, and brief-capture enquiry forms.

  5. Step 05

    Launch

    Performance measured on real photography rather than placeholders, motion checked against reduced-motion preferences, credits proofed with you, plus accessibility and contrast passes.

  6. Step 06

    Support

    Ongoing support from the team that built the site: new projects as they complete and are photographed, press and awards as they land, and the occasional pass that stops the portfolio drifting behind the practice.

Tech & integrations

Technologies & Integrations for Studio Websites

We build portfolio-led sites on a modern, proven stack: a media pipeline that keeps full-bleed photography fast, credits and image rights held as structured fields, and a CMS your studio publishes from.

Frontend

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Framer Motion

Media Pipeline

  • Cloudinary / next-image
  • AVIF & WebP with responsive sources
  • Blur-up placeholders
  • Edge delivery & caching

Portfolio, Credits & Rights

  • Role required per project
  • Collaborator credits
  • Photo credit & licence record
  • Built / unbuilt labelling

Content & Publishing

  • Headless CMS (Sanity)
  • Journal & press entries
  • Dated awards
  • Studio-managed publishing

Platform

  • Vercel
  • Cloudflare
  • HTTPS/TLS everywhere
  • Consent-based enquiry capture

Cost & timeline

Architecture website cost and timeline

Three common scopes, from a young studio to a practice with several disciplines. Each one is quoted at a fixed scope before work starts.

Architecture website cost and timeline
ScopeWhat's includedTypical timelineWhat drives costPrice
Studio portfolio siteHome, project index and project pages, practice and contact pages, the image pipeline and a CMS for new work.4–8 weeksNumber of projects, photography volume, custom layoutsFrom ₹40,000
Practice site with journalA custom design system, discipline filters, journal and press, a drawings viewer and a brief-capture form.8–12 weeksDesign system depth, motion, archive sizeFixed-scope quote
Multidisciplinary or multi-office practiceSeveral disciplines or offices, bilingual content, migration of a large archive and custom motion.12–16 weeksDisciplines and offices, languages, migrationFixed-scope quote

Photography rights and project credits decide what can launch. We collect them project by project early on, so nothing has to be pulled in the final week.

Every project gets a fixed-scope quote in writing before work starts.

Our work

Our Closest Published Work

We have not published an architecture or design studio site, and we would rather say so than imply otherwise. These are the nearest builds (construction project management, developer sales and an image-heavy listing platform) and what they show is domain familiarity and media performance at scale.

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FAQ

Architecture Firm Website Development FAQs

Common questions from principals and studio partners: reflecting your aesthetic, keeping an image-heavy portfolio fast, telling the story behind a project, who must consent before photographs are published, crediting collaborators and your own role, and showing unbuilt work.

Can the website reflect our studio's aesthetic?

Yes, and it is the whole point. We build a design system for your practice rather than fitting your work into a template: type, grid, pacing and motion decided deliberately. On this vertical a recognisable template is a message you did not mean to send, and peers read it at a glance.

Will a visual, image-heavy portfolio still be fast?

Yes, if the pipeline is built for it. We set a performance budget before the first photograph lands, then hold it. Modern formats, responsive sources, blur-up placeholders and edge delivery do the work. Full-bleed imagery and a site that opens at once are not in conflict. A slow portfolio reads as unrefined, not just slow.

Can we present projects with the story behind them?

Yes. We build immersive project case studies covering concept, process and outcomes, so clients see how you think, which is what they actually hire for.

Can our team update the portfolio ourselves?

Yes. We build on a headless CMS so your studio adds projects, press and journal entries without a developer, keeping the portfolio current.

Who needs to consent before we publish project photographs?

Usually two parties, and they are separate. The photographer normally holds copyright, and web use is a scoped licence rather than something you can assume, so we record what yours covers and show the credit. The client may also limit what can be named. We build the state where a project goes up without naming the client or the site.

How should we credit collaborators and our own role on a project?

Role is a required field on every project: design architect, architect of record, interiors, in collaboration with. Collaborators are named alongside it. A credit without a role is the commonest misrepresentation in this field. Peers spot it at once, and good clients ask peers.

Can we show unbuilt or competition work?

Yes, labelled as unbuilt. Competition entries, proposals and schemes that never reached site all belong in a portfolio, especially for a young practice. What matters is that a reader can tell at a glance which buildings exist. The label protects you more than it costs you.

How long does an architecture firm website take?

A portfolio-led studio site typically takes a few weeks, depending on the number of projects and the level of custom design and motion. We confirm a fixed scope after a discovery call.

Do you do both architecture website design and development?

Yes. We work as designer and architecture website developer on the same project, with one in-house team. Designers settle the index, the project pages and the type; developers build the image pipeline, the credit fields and the CMS your studio publishes from. Nothing is handed between agencies, so the care in the layout reaches the live site. You get one quote and one contact.

Do you build websites for interior designers as well as architects?

Yes. Website design for architects and for interior designers overlaps but is not the same job. Architecture portfolios lean on drawings, context and scale, while interior portfolios lean on materials, lighting and detail. A practice doing both gets one site with two views of the work, so each kind of client finds what they came for.

Start your studio website with Raqbash

Book a free call with an architecture firm website development company in India. We'll look at how your work reads to someone deciding whether to shortlist you, then show what we'd change.

+91 97730 66237

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