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Architecture & Interior Design — Example Project

Elias Marceau Studio — A Portfolio Built Like a Monograph.

Six villas, one studio voice, presented with the discipline of print.

Awaiting Asset — Elias Marceau Studio

The Problem

Architecture studios are routinely judged on their site before their work — clunky PDF-style portfolios, generic templates that flatten every project to the same grid. Elias Marceau needed a digital presence with the same discipline as the buildings: structured, quiet, confident in its restraint.

The Approach

torsn built the studio site around four chapters — Studio, Selected Works, Vision, and Method — treating the homepage like the opening pages of a monograph. Each villa links out to its own project page, keeping the index clean.

Visual System

A minimal black-and-white frame, full-bleed architectural photography, restrained type, and numbered section markers (01–04) borrowed from print layout conventions.

Selected Works.

Awaiting Asset

Residential Villa · 2024

Villa Bouskoura

Awaiting Asset

Residential Villa · 2025

Villa Blanche

Awaiting Asset

Residential Villa · 2023

Golf Marrakech

Awaiting Asset

Residential Villa

Villa Brut

Awaiting Asset

Residential Villa

Villa Lumière

Awaiting Asset

Residential Villa

Villa Atlas

Disciplines

  • Editorial / Monograph-Style Information Architecture
  • Multi-Project Portfolio System
  • Cross-Border Studio Positioning (France / Morocco)
  • Minimal, Photography-First Frontend

Outcome

  • A four-chapter studio site replacing a generic "services" template.
  • Independent project pages for six villas without one rigid shared template.
  • A portfolio structure built to scale as the studio takes on new work.
  • A reusable pattern for torsn’s architecture and property-adjacent clients.