OlbrichCo

A bilingual public portfolio that turns a long construction record into a clear, architectural and credible digital presence.

Status: Completed
Field: Website
Year: 2026
Client: Olbrich Construction Company

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The OlbrichCo website presents the company, its construction record, and its project archive through a restrained bilingual experience. The design uses architectural scale, careful typography, and project-led storytelling to make a substantial body of work easier to explore. The archive spans residential complexes, hospitals, roads, bridges, education, utilities, commercial buildings, and marine infrastructure. The site turns that breadth into a navigable record with consistent project identities, localized descriptions, and photography that remains central to the story.

Capabilities

Bilingual company story

English and Persian routes preserve a shared visual system while adapting type, alignment, and reading order for each language.

Project-led architecture

A structured archive organizes work by project identity, location, sector, and delivery context.

Construction photography

Project images, aerial views, completed buildings, and site records carry the portfolio narrative.

Editorial service presentation

Construction, design, renovation, maintenance, consulting, and management are explained through focused service narratives.

Responsive project discovery

Large-format imagery scales down to a clear mobile reading experience without losing captions, navigation, or context.

Search and metadata foundation

Localized metadata, canonical routes, and structured project content give the archive a durable search footprint.

OlbrichThe construction and operations companion

One character across Olbrich’s Portal and website. In the Portal it assists with daily tasks; on the website it explains published services and projects and helps prepare a project brief. The public guide has no access to Portal accounts or operations.

A blue head, yellow safety helmet, tilted eyes and a site plan: the original family character, with a shared identity and a role suited to each Olbrich setting.

Meet the family

Product views

Rendered OlbrichCo homepage with architectural hero, company record, and project navigation — The live homepage establishes the company record, architectural tone, and a direct route into the documented project archive.

Rendered OlbrichCo projects archive with search, sector filters, and project cards — The project archive makes 39 documented works searchable by sector while preserving project imagery, client context, year, and scale.

Rendered OlbrichCo project detail with project narrative, facts, and image gallery — Each project detail connects the main image to delivery facts, client, duration, status, and a browsable visual record.

OlbrichCo project page for the Bank Tejarat building — Each delivered building gets its own page with the record that supports it, rather than a gallery with no context.

OlbrichCo project page for the Pardisan development — Project pages carry scope, role and period, so a visitor can judge the record instead of counting photographs.

The operating challenge

A large archive without a coherent public record

Decades of work existed across mixed photographs, naming conventions, languages, and project types, making the company record difficult to browse or evaluate.

Inconsistent project naming and imagery
Weak bilingual continuity
Important work hidden inside an undifferentiated archive

Solution

A structured architectural portfolio

The archive is organized by project, with a restrained visual system that gives photography and delivery context room to lead.

Normalize project identities and localized content
Build reusable project and service templates
Protect image quality across desktop and mobile