By Brano Mahut
A refined Framer architecture template for portfolios and design studios. Includes CMS-powered projects, minimal layouts, and all essential pages to launch a modern architecture portfolio with clarity and confidence.

Heritage Std is a high-quality Framer architecture template crafted for architecture portfolios, design studios, and creative professionals who prioritize clarity, structure, and enduring presentation.
Built around a clean and considered layout system, the template lets your projects take center stage through confident typography, well-balanced spacing, and thoughtfully constructed project pages. It is perfectly suited for architects, interior designers, and creatives who want to showcase their portfolio in a polished and contemporary way.
The template comes with a fully operational CMS-driven projects system, making it straightforward to organize and publish your work. Every project has its own dedicated detail page built for visual storytelling—bringing together images, text, and narrative in a natural flow.
Heritage Std includes all the core pages required for a complete architecture website, enabling you to go live quickly while upholding a sophisticated and cohesive design throughout.
Built with adaptability in mind, the template is easily tailored within Framer to reflect your studio’s unique identity, all while maintaining a crisp and consistent visual language.
Framer architecture template for portfolios
Designed for architects and design studios
An architecture template for Framer, ideal for architecture portfolios, design studios, and creative professionals. A modern minimal portfolio template with CMS functionality built for architects and designers.
Due to the digital nature of the Heritage Std template, all sales are final. Once a purchase is complete and access has been granted, refunds cannot be issued.
Please review the template details thoroughly to confirm it suits your requirements before completing your purchase. If you have any questions before buying, don’t hesitate to reach out.


