Framer templates for architects

Architecture sites are portfolios with a thesis. The project grid has to hold drawings, renders, and photography without looking like a mood board, and the studio page has to explain how the practice thinks.

These five are free to remix. Three are explicitly architecture templates; two are broader studio portfolios that fit the work.

The five, compared

Our pick for most architect projects is Bloc Studio. The rest are stronger in specific situations, which the fit notes below explain.

All five are free to remix on Framer at the time of writing. A template that moves to a paid plan drops out of this page; the catalogue never lists paid templates.

Bloc StudioTop pick

Ten-plus pages with CMS collections for projects and articles, dynamic detail pages, testimonials, awards and publications, a preloader, page transitions, and a cookie banner. It is the most complete studio site in this list.

Watch out: The feature set is broad. A two-person practice should remove what it cannot keep current, especially awards and publications.

Neue Grafik Arch

A minimalist architecture template inspired by the Swiss design publication Neue Grafik: clean typography, a strict grid, and a calm frame for presenting work. The restraint reads as confidence.

Watch out: The grid is the design. Projects with irregular image ratios or lots of drawings need a consistent export before they sit well.

ARQVENA

An architecture and design agency template with a direct, portfolio-first structure. It is a reasonable fit for a practice that presents itself as a studio brand rather than a single-author portfolio.

Watch out: The listing gives no feature detail. Check the page set and CMS before planning a large archive.

Archoba

An architecture studio portfolio with a clean, project-led layout. It is a straightforward starting point when the work is strong and the site does not need to explain itself.

Watch out: The listing is minimal; confirm the project structure and page count before committing.

Formtecture

An architecture studio template with a contemporary layout and room for projects, services, and studio information. It sits between the minimal Swiss approach and the fuller Bloc Studio build.

Watch out: The listing carries no feature detail. Open the preview and check the CMS and page set.

• Project pages need a consistent way to show drawings, renders, and photographs together.
• Credits matter in architecture: collaborators, photographers, and engineers should be named.
• Awards and publications are credibility, but only if they are current.
• Large drawings need zoom or a download; a 1200px image will not show a plan.