The brief
It covers a property collection, individual listings, neighbourhood guides, partner profiles, a journal and the enquiry flow — all sharing one editorial type system.
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Alvara House
A sixteen-page property site built from scratch in Next.js, with a complete light and dark treatment.
- Project
- Alvara HouseReal Estate website
- Role
- Design and developmentWeb design, UI/UX
- Platform
- Next.js
- Pages
- 16
- Live site
- alvara.visuvate.com
My approach
Estate agency websites are organised around filters, floor area and price, which is exactly the language Alvara sells against. Their proposition is authorship: the architect is the product. The site had to read like an architecture publication while still working as a property portal, and had to hold that character across sixteen pages and two themes.
The live site
Desktop and phone, exactly as Alvara House visitors see them.
Visit alvara.visuvate.com
16pages, designed and built
The result
Hand-built rather than assembled from a template, so the typography could carry the editorial weight the positioning needs. Listings lead with the architect and the year the house was completed, with bedroom counts demoted to a supporting line. Photography sits at full width and is never cropped to a uniform card. Light and dark were designed as two finished treatments rather than one inverted into the other.
More of the site
3 more sections of the live site.
