Work · Case study
Dilsoz Kaidy
- 13days from the first call to her own domainLogo, domain and website from one team
- 3Dhouse that builds itself from the floor plan as you scrollYou can turn it with the mouse
- 2languagesGerman and English, with a switch on every page
- 0templatesEverything drawn and built for Dilsoz
Case study
How it went.
Before
Dilsoz is setting up on her own as an architect. Her practice had nothing yet: no logo, no domain, no website. The first invoices were due to go out in December.
What we did
A logo made from her initials with a door swing, like on a floor plan. Plus the domain and her own website in German and English, without a template. On the home page a floor plan draws itself, turns into a 3D house as you scroll and ends in a video.
After
Dilsoz has a presence that shows her craft before she says a word. Clients read in plain words what she does, see her projects and describe their plans straight in the form.
What the site does
Built the way an architect thinks.
Every detail comes from her work: floor plan, elevation drawing, drawing sheet. You see at a glance who is planning here.
From floor plan to house
At the top a floor plan draws itself line by line. As you scroll it becomes a 3D model you can turn with the mouse. At the end it turns into a video with the trees moving in the wind.
From drawing to photo
As you scroll, a photo of the finished house slides over an elevation drawing. Drawing and photo line up exactly.
The process as drawing sheets
Every step up to the building permit is its own sheet with a number and a small drawing. The sheets stack up as you scroll.
Written for clients
No jargon. Anyone who wants to build a house understands right away what Dilsoz does and what the first step looks like.
Just as good on the phone
A version made for the phone, with a bar to call and send a request that is always within reach.
“I’m absolutely thrilled. The website shows exactly how I work as an architect, and I keep watching the house build itself as I scroll.”
DilsozArchitectWho it’s for
Is this you?
- You run an architecture or planning practice, and your website doesn’t show how well you plan.
- Your projects sit as PDFs on your computer instead of looking great on your website.
- Clients should quickly understand what you do and how to reach you.
- You want a site that doesn’t look like a template.