Atelier Edition
Krauss Architecture — International Architecture Practice
We author permanence.
A complete website for an international architecture firm. Bold editorial typography, full-bleed project photography, and a process section that communicates authority without explaining itself.
Krauss Architecture needed a digital presence that matched the scale of their built work — cultural centers, towers, and residences across three continents. The existing site was generic and undermined the practice's reputation. We built a site that leads with photography, uses Big Shoulders Display at building-scale, and lets the projects speak through a bento grid with hover reveals. A live practice rail computes studio hours in the office's own timezone; an institutional project plate carries eight rows of real metadata on the page's single light surface. The process section uses gold hairlines and numbered phases.
Krauss Architecture before the rebuild.
An architecture practice with three studios and a serious body of work, presented online as a flat project gallery — no authorship, no method, no evidence of the rigor that actually distinguishes the office. The work looked like everyone else's work.
Qualified leads up 280%. The practice finally read as the office that does the work.
Live practice indicators — studio hours computed in the office's own timezone, active commission count, next open studio
What’s Built
- Bento project grid
- Animated stat counters
- Gold hairline reveals
- Testimonial carousel
- Press recognition strip
- Mobile hamburger with overlay
Results
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