Architecture website design for LOM Architecture & Design

The homepage was the most important touchpoint. It needed to deliver an immediate sense of LOM — their ethos, their range of sectors, and the character of the studio — all in a few scrolls. We designed the page to act as a high-impact overview, with clear routes into projects, news, and events, so users can self-navigate based on what they’re looking for.

A modular layout system sits at the heart of the design. This gives LOM control over the order and prominence of content, so the homepage can evolve without redesign work — ideal for practices that need to rotate featured projects, announce studio updates, or promote upcoming talks and awards. It’s a practical approach to architecture website design, where the structure supports changing content rather than limiting it.

Bold hero imagery provides the opening statement — a confident canvas for LOM’s work. From there, the page becomes more structured: a clear hierarchy of information that reflects real user needs, from “show me the projects” to “tell me about the practice” to “what’s new?”. The design avoids visual clutter. Typography and graphic elements are intentionally muted, giving project photography space to breathe and ensuring the work remains the focal point.

The palette follows LOM’s brand colours of yellow and grey, used with restraint to add energy and recognition without overpowering the imagery. Subtle graphic details help create rhythm across sections, while consistent spacing and alignment keep everything feeling crisp and editorial.

We also brought the studio’s personality into the experience through staff and office photography by Mike Goldwater. These images appear throughout the site to add warmth and authenticity — reminding users that behind every building and interior is a team with a shared approach and culture.

To ensure LOM felt confident managing the site, we provided detailed WordPress training tailored to their team — including how to update projects, edit the homepage modules, and maintain consistency in layout and presentation.

We also remain on hand for ongoing support as the practice evolves — whether that means adding new modules, refining page structure, improving performance, or adapting the website as new work and content needs emerge. A good architecture website design should never feel fixed — it should be built to grow with the studio.