template
ASHLAR
By SoloFoundry

Details
- SoloFoundryAuthor
- templateType
- $39.00Price
- 2026-07-25Published
- 2026-07-29Updated
- 2026-07-25Added
- Architecture, Business Blog, Construction, Portfolio, Professional ServicesCategories
- Dark, MinimalStyles
- 3D Transforms, Cms, Code Components, Custom Cursors, Forms, Layout Templates, Rich Media, Scroll Effects, Sticky Scrolling, Text Effects, Variable FontsFeatures
Summary
ASHLAR is a template for the builder who builds like an architect.
Description
ASHLAR is a template for the builder who builds like an architect. Every construction template is a contractor's services page or an architect's project grid. ASHLAR is the design-build atelier — the studio that builds considered houses and photographs them like architecture. Craft, process, materials, transformation. THE SIGNATURE - Drawn, then built — move your cursor across the house and the finished home peels back to the ink drawing beneath it. A ghost surveyor performs the reveal on its own when you're still. On the portfolio, every project card does it too — the signature is a CMS system: add a project, get the magic free. - A homepage told as a drawing set — the wall draws open into its layers, the build assembles as stacked sheets, the process scrubs on a brass gauge, the materials answer your hand. - A builder's voice throughout — precise, unshowy, expensive. 15 PAGES Home · Work (CMS) · Project detail · Process · Materials · Studio · Journal (CMS) · Start a Project · 404 + legal INCLUDED - 2 CMS collections — Projects, Journal - The drawing→built reveal, reusable at any scale - A title-block loader + drafting-language page transitions - Warm concrete, charcoal, timber, brass - Fully responsive, alive under the cursor One-click remix. A free Framer account is all you need. Support: solofoundryhq@gmail.com
Introduction
Design-build atelier template
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Rank history
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- All · #1658
- Style · #1405
- Minimal · #625
- Construction · #18
- Business Blog · #65