Nord-A

Nord-A is a Framer template for architecture and interior studios, and it opens like a monograph cover. A glass tower shot from below fills the screen against a pale blue sky, with the studio name Nordå set huge in white Albert Sans across the bottom. To the right, a 01 to 03 counter, the project name Verve Tower, and a square arrow button let you flip through featured projects. The header stays minimal: a wavy double-line logo on the left and a single Menu label on the right.

Anton Drukarov follows the hero with a plain white statement about a studio based in Stockholm, a short bio, and big stat figures in a two-column grid. A full-width video of dark rippling water carries the logo in its center, then an Awards list sets prize, organization, and year in three tidy columns. Services is a numbered accordion running from Discovery & Visioning to Final Touches & Handover, each row with a thin plus. A partners strip, a featured article, and a testimonial slider with a black-and-white portrait and square arrows follow. The footer turns black, with a ghosted wordmark behind a large email field and a sitemap. The Verve Tower project page leads with the name in big type above a wide photo marked with corner crosshairs.

On a phone, the wordmark moves to the top, the project counter sits under it, and an underlined View Project link with slider dots takes the lower half of the tower photo.

We'd pick Nord-A for architects, interior designers, and property developers with strong building photography. The homepage runs very long, and the fixed logo can sit over body text as you scroll, so we'd check those overlaps. The awards list uses real-sounding organization names that need replacing with your own.