2026-09-06

A residential development needs more than a collection of images. It needs a presentation that brings the building, interiors and surroundings together. I can now deliver both the 3D imagery and a complete project website, with a consistent visual approach from the first image to the smallest detail.

Cederhuset’s green courtyard with balconies and a footpath

Give the images a context

I build the presentation around what makes your project interesting: exteriors, courtyards, interiors and design options. Images, copy and navigation are planned together so visitors can explore the development in a clear sequence. The page is adapted for mobile and desktop.

Explore an example: Cederhuset

Using my images from Cederhuset, I have built an example website featuring the building, courtyard, homes and neighbourhood. Three kitchens and three bathrooms are presented as coordinated interior concepts. Visitors can switch between them to compare the different looks.

This is Arkitektbild’s own demonstration of a project website, not Aspelin Ramm’s official sales website. The images come from my work on Cederhuset.

Explore the Cederhuset project website →

View the Cederhuset imagery project

A new project website or part of your existing site

If you want a dedicated address for your development, I can build a standalone website on its own domain. If you already have a website, the presentation can instead be adapted to its design and structure. Technical integration is planned around your web platform, working with your web agency where needed.

From your brief to the finished presentation

We start with your audience, drawings, materials and the images you need. I then create the imagery and build the presentation around it. You have one contact for both images and the project website, with content and design tailored to your brand.

Tell me about your project and whether you want a standalone website or to use your existing one, and we can discuss the right scope.

Talk to me about your project website →

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