A photography-led architecture portfolio with dedicated project pages, clear services and a Bulgarian and English experience.
The client
Stanev Designs is the architecture studio of Ivko Stanev. Its work spans private houses, residential and hospitality buildings, and interior design. The website brings together the architect’s work, services and articles in Bulgarian and English.
- Industry
- Architecture & construction
- Location
- Bulgaria
- Scope
- UX/UI designWordPress developmentArchitecture portfolioBilingual site
Architecture takes the lead
A visual project index brings houses, interiors and hospitality work into one portfolio.
The challenge
An architecture portfolio needs room for the work itself. Large photographs and visualisations must carry the first impression, while visitors still need to understand the studio’s services and find the details behind each building.
The task was to connect that visual experience with a clear route through projects, the architect’s background and contact information.
A first impression built around the work
Large project imagery leads the homepage, with direct routes to each individual project.
What we built
- A homepage led by full-width project photography, with a direct link from each featured project to its own page.
- A portfolio grid that pairs architectural imagery with project names and locations.
- Individual project pages with large image galleries and a compact set of details: year, location and category.
- Dedicated pages for design, site supervision, budgeting, building surveys and combined services.
- An editorial section for practical architecture articles, alongside the architect’s profile and contact page.
- A WordPress website with Bulgarian and English navigation and a responsive layout for desktop and mobile.
From the portfolio to the project
Each project opens with its own visual identity before the gallery and practical details.
The experience
Visitors can move from a photograph to the project behind it, review the studio’s range of work and explore the services relevant to their own building. The interface gives architectural images the space to speak, with practical information close at hand.
The portfolio, on a smaller screen
The mobile layouts keep the photographs, project titles and navigation in view.
