BEA DIGITALHomepage ↗

01 / BEA Digital × DTR Architects

Your work.
Given more
space.

From a Putney extension to a rural restoration. A clearer introduction to the range of work you already do.

See the direction ↓
DTR’s Stokenchurch barn restoration
Stokenchurch / Restoration & conversion

02 / The opportunity

Different briefs.
A recognisable
way of thinking.

Your portfolio spans homes, sensitive sites and nurseries. Let visitors see that range—and understand where their own project fits.

01

Find the right starting point.

Show homes, restoration and nursery work together, with clear project names and useful context.

02

Show what you resolved.

Make room for the design decisions: daylight in Putney, heritage at Stokenchurch, places to play in a nursery.

03

Make it easy to ask.

Explain how you can help at different stages, then lead naturally into a first conversation.

Based on your published work and services, reviewed 24 October 2026. Your current website ↗

03 / Your homepage, reconsidered

Let the
space open up.

A first look at the proposed homepage. Then step inside to explore the projects and the practice.

A complete homepage, ready to explore.See your new homepage ↗
A nursery interior designed by DTR
Nursery spaces / Designed around children

04 / Built around your practice

More than
another house.

Your nursery work deserves a place alongside your homes. It shows the same attention to how people use a space, at a very different scale.

The homepage connects that breadth with project stories, a clear explanation of your services and a straightforward enquiry route.

05 / A note from Patrick

Does this feel
like DTR?

I’ve put this direction together around your existing work. I’d be interested to hear which projects you’d lead with, and what you’d change.

Patrick
BEA Digital · Putney

Share your thoughts ↗

A homepage direction for discussion. The scope, content and delivery of a full website would be agreed together.