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Athié Wohnrath

Corporate architecture and construction

Client
Athié Wohnrath
Year
2019
Discipline
Branding
Services
UX/UI Design, Website, Custom WordPress Theme, Accessibility
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Corporate office with high ceilings, wood, plants and armchairs

The challenge

Athié | Wohnrath is one of Latin America's leading corporate architecture and construction firms: 30 years in business, more than 1,000 direct employees and more than 32 million m² delivered. The work is precise, large-scale and certified, but the site had to cover three businesses at once (architecture, construction and retrofit) and speak to C-level clients, facilities managers and future employees without turning into a project database.

Our approach

We let the scale speak. The home page opens with the company's credentials in big numbers: 30 years, more than 1,000 employees, 32 million m² delivered and 114 LEED-certified projects. Then come the three business lines, each with its own chapter. The visual system comes from the firm's own drawings: generous white space, Montserrat for clean reading, Gotham Black for the numbers that need to land, and the brand purple and teal used sparingly as wayfinding colors. Featured projects rotate in a carousel to keep the portfolio visual and up to date, and the GPTW 2025 seal gives the employer brand its moment. Accessibility is part of the foundation, not an afterthought: an on-page toolbar offers text resizing, grayscale, high contrast, negative contrast, underlined links and a readable font, plus a privacy-first cookie consent.

The result

Athié | Wohnrath now has a corporate site that reads like its buildings: structured, calm and confident. The custom WordPress theme lets marketing publish new projects, update figures and add campaigns on its own, and the accessibility layer makes the site work for every visitor, not just the average one.

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    Credential metrics opening the home page

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    Business lines, each with its own chapter

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    Built-in accessibility modes