Plinth Practice

Plinth Practice
Plinth Practice
Plinth Practice
Plinth Practice

About Plinth Practice

Plinth is a website template for small architecture practices: house extensions, new homes, conservation and listed building work, and planning applications. It's light and quiet, like a gallery wall, with big photos and plenty of space.

Projects run from the CMS. Each one has a title, type, location, year, size in m², stage (Completed, On site, Planning approved or In design), a cover photo, a gallery, a short story and a list of key facts. Every project gets its own page with previous and next links, and the featured ones show on the home page.

A Services collection holds each service with its fee basis (fixed fee or a percentage of build cost), the fee, a typical timescale and what's included. A Team collection holds portraits, roles, registration lines and short bios.

The Start a project page has an enquiry form (project type, postcode, build budget, timescale, whether they own the property, a short brief and contact details) with loading, success and error states.

Pages: Home, Projects, a project page, Services and fees (worked fee example and costs paid on top), Approach (an eight-stage timeline and a planning permission FAQ), Practice (team, principles and studio details), Start a project, Licenses and 404. Every page has its own search title and works on desktop, tablet and phone.

Getting started:

  1. Change the colours in Assets → Colors (all named Plinth/...) and the fonts in Assets → Text Styles.

  2. Replace the projects, services and people in CMS → Projects, Services and Team.

  3. Open the form on /enquire and choose where enquiries go.

  4. Put your own fees on /services and check the planning answers on /approach against your area.

  5. Add your registration and company details in the footer.

  6. Swap the photos for your own and update the page titles in Page settings.

From Yehor Vermiyenko

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