Web Design
Webflow
Illustrations

Sandrin Leung

A clean, confident web presence for an architecture practice — where restraint is the whole point.

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// The Brief

Client

Sandrin Leung — an architecture / building design practice

Challenge

Architecture sites often bury the work under heavy design; here the work had to lead

Goal

A restrained, editorial site that lets the projects speak for themselves

Scope

Web design, UI/UX, Webflow development, Illustration

// The Challenge

When the work is the point, the design has to get out of the way.

Architects live and die by their portfolio, but too many architecture websites smother the work in decorative design — competing with the very projects they're meant to showcase.

Sandrin Leung needed the opposite: a site with the confidence to be quiet. Every decision had to serve the photography and let the practice's sensibility come through without ever raising its voice.

// The Approach

Restraint as a design decision.

Minimal doesn't mean easy — every remaining element has to be exactly right.

Let the architecture lead

A generous, photography-first layout gives each project room to breathe. Large imagery, careful pacing, and deliberate whitespace keep the focus where it belongs — on the buildings.

Typography that carries the tone

With minimal ornamentation, type does the heavy lifting. A refined typographic system sets a considered, editorial tone that mirrors the practice's own precision.

Built clean, built to last

A structured Webflow build with a clean CMS for projects, so the practice can add new work over time without the design ever drifting.

// The Result

A portfolio that speaks softly and carries the work.

The finished site feels like an extension of the practice itself — calm, precise, and quietly confident. It gives their projects the presentation they deserve and a foundation that scales as the portfolio grows.

// My impact

99

PageSpeed Score

5wk

Delivery Time

CMS

Client-Editable

100%

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