Meridian Architect a Framer template for architecture & interior studios, built to turn visitors into inquiries, not just admirers.

A few decisions behind it:

One project at a time, not a dense grid. Most studio templates front-load a big project grid. Architech gives each space a full, single-focus section paced like walking through a real room. Attention compounds instead of scattering across thumbnails.

Scroll-linked reveals that serve the decision, not decoration. Motion is quiet and directional each reveal nudges the eye down the page toward a persistent "book a call" path. No parallax noise for its own sake.

The contact path is designed into the scroll, not bolted onto the footer. The reason a studio site exists is to start a client relationship, so the path to reach out stays reachable the whole way down not hidden at the bottom.

Curious how others here handle the "showcase vs. convert" tension in portfolio-style templates do you optimize for volume of work shown, or for the single next action?

Meridian Architect a Framer template for architecture & interior studios, built to turn visitors into inquiries, not just admirers.

A few decisions behind it:

One project at a time, not a dense grid. Most studio templates front-load a big project grid. Architech gives each space a full, single-focus section paced like walking through a real room. Attention compounds instead of scattering across thumbnails.

Scroll-linked reveals that serve the decision, not decoration. Motion is quiet and directional each reveal nudges the eye down the page toward a persistent "book a call" path. No parallax noise for its own sake.

The contact path is designed into the scroll, not bolted onto the footer. The reason a studio site exists is to start a client relationship, so the path to reach out stays reachable the whole way down not hidden at the bottom.

Curious how others here handle the "showcase vs. convert" tension in portfolio-style templates do you optimize for volume of work shown, or for the single next action?