Chueca Studio
A quiet, image-first site for a luxury architecture studio, built to disappear behind the work.


[01] The Challenge
Chueca Studio's residential and hospitality projects, from villas in the south of Spain to a beach club in Turkey, speak for themselves. The brief was to build a site that got out of the way: no service pitches, no stock imagery, nothing competing with the photography.

[02] The Approach
AEMEDIA stripped the navigation down to two items, Projects and Studio, and let a full-bleed image grid carry the homepage. Every round of feedback pushed further in the same direction: smaller type, fewer footer links, project names reduced to plain codes instead of category labels.

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[03] The Solution
The finished site is bilingual (ES/EN), built around large-format project photography and galleries, with a self-contained Studio page covering María Chueca's background and the practice's philosophy in place of a conventional About/Contact split.
[04] Outcome
Chueca Studio's site is live at chuecastudio.com, presenting a growing portfolio spanning residential projects in the south of Spain to hospitality work in Turkey.

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