ARCHSPLACE
Architecture, made simple — since 2018

— For real estate advisors

Your clients' projects, your commission

Your buyers need an architect the day they get the keys. Open their project on Archsplace, follow the quotes, and earn on every project that goes ahead.

— How it works

From the keys to the first quote

Request your access, no software to install: Archsplace opens it and the rest happens in your dashboard.

  1. 01

    Request your access

    Your name, your email and your country. You receive a link to sign in, and once we approve your account you open your first project.

  2. 02

    Open a project for your client

    A name, an email and what they need. The client receives their own access and the project reaches the right architects.

  3. 03

    Follow the quotes

    Every quote an architect sends appears in your dashboard, with its status, so you know where each client stands.

  4. 04

    Earn on every paid project

    Half of Archsplace's commission on each project that goes ahead is transferred to your Stripe account.

— Blog & community

Ideas, news and real experiences

Articles from the blog, behind the scenes and what clients and professionals say about Archsplace.

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Mexico turns leftover land into civic parks, IGArchitects rethinks a crab-claw site with layered walls, and PIN’N PAN blends living, farming, and sustainability. Discover more inspiration, projects, and archi

3 September 2026

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Modern paths inspire new architecture, from Le Corbusier’s legacy to Arlo House and Jeoji Oreum House—where space, material, and landscape meet. Discover more inspiration, projects, and community on Archsplace.

27 August 2026

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From a sea-facing home in Badalona to a courtyard-centered extension in Melbourne and a sheltered canopy in Shenzhen, these projects show how light, flow, and outdoor space shape modern living. Discover more on

20 August 2026

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From Eindhoven’s timber landmark to global recovery, youth-focused design, and Hungary’s layered architectural legacy, this week shows how architecture shapes lives past and future. Discover more on Archsplace.

13 August 2026

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