How It Works
Five layers. One permanent record.
Archtivy is not a publishing platform. It is a structured intelligence system. Understanding it means understanding its five interconnected layers — from profile creation to global discoverability.
Create a profile
Professionals create a verified profile connected to their firm type, role, and location. The profile becomes the anchor point for all future credits and project associations.
Submit a project
Add a project with structured fields: type, location, year, category, and a description. Upload images and set the full context for the work.
Attribute structured credits
Credit every team member by role — lead designer, collaborating firm, structural engineer, landscape architect, lighting designer, and others. Credits are permanent and connected to each professional's profile.
Tag the products
Link the architecture products used in the project by category and brand. Each tag creates a permanent connection between the specification context and the brand's product record.
Join the network
The project becomes part of the global record. It is discoverable by product, location, typology, material, and professional. Every connection makes the record more complete.
For professionals
For designers and architecture firms, Archtivy is a structured visibility layer beneath professional practice. Not social media reach. Not portfolio hosting. A permanent, structured record of your professional output that connects your work to the products within it and to the industry that relies on it.
Each project you submit with complete credits accumulates authority in the network. Brands discover your specification patterns. Researchers can query your professional history by project type, location, or material category. Your record persists independent of any publication cycle.
For brands
For architecture product brands, Archtivy provides traceable visibility inside real architectural contexts. When a designer submits a project and tags your product, a permanent record is created — connecting your product to the firm, the project type, the location, and the year.
Over time, your product accumulates a structured specification record. This record is the basis for brand intelligence: which firms specify your products most consistently, which markets, and which typologies. The intelligence compounds with every new project that references your products.
Start your record.
Submit your first project or claim your brand profile.