Architecture portfolio themes

Architecture portfolio themes need to show the thinking behind a building or study as clearly as the photographs. A useful architecture site gives visitors a legible project list, a reason to open each project, and enough supporting detail to understand the work.

Monograph (WordPress) uses an oversized statement, monochrome cover photograph, and spacious project rows. Public Record (WordPress) organizes reference studies with numbered rows and detailed record sheets. Monograph (Astro) is coming soon with key facts, an ordered index, and mixed-width galleries.

What to look for in a architecture portfolio theme

• A project register that remains clear when names, locations, and descriptions vary in length.
• Room for record-sheet facts or project context alongside photographic evidence of the work.
• A strong distinction between the opening statement, the project index, and individual case studies.
• Image layouts that let architectural photographs establish scale without crowding out explanatory text.
• An editing process appropriate for the practice: native WordPress blocks or Astro content files.

Themes in this collection

Every theme below is a $47 one-time purchase with instant download.

How our architecture portfolio themes are built

Monograph for WordPress is edited in the native Site Editor and serves fonts locally. Public Record uses native blocks, patterns, and global styles. The coming-soon Monograph Astro edition uses typed Markdown/MDX collections, static output, and locally served Instrument Sans and IBM Plex Mono.

FAQ

Which architecture portfolio themes suit a research practice?

Public Record is intended for architecture, research, and design portfolios organized into reference studies. Its numbered register, series index, and record-sheet facts support that approach; Monograph offers a more typographic project list.

Should I choose WordPress or Astro?

Choose WordPress if you want native block editing in a dashboard. Choose an available Astro edition if file-based content and rebuilding suit your workflow; check availability separately because the Astro examples on this page are coming soon.

Can I use an edition for a client site?

WordPress editions are GPL-2.0-or-later. The Peachfin Themes Astro License allows unlimited personal, commercial, and client sites, with no resale of the template; see licensing for the terms.

What does a purchase include?

An available edition costs $47 once, with instant download and 180 days of downloads. Payment is handled securely through Stripe, and unused purchases have a 7-day refund window. Coming-soon editions are not available to purchase.