AVP & Sathyam Builders — Corporate Website
60 years of building excellence — brought to the web with a modern React stack.
Years in Business
Showcase Projects
Tech Stack
Tech Stack
The Problem
AVP & Sathyam Builders had 60 years of experience constructing hospitals, tech parks, and luxury apartments — but they had no website. When potential clients searched for them online, there was nothing to find. A company with that track record was being passed over simply because it was invisible.
The Challenge
AVP & Sathyam Builders had decades of high-profile project experience — Hewlett Packard, Bangalore Baptist Hospital, Software Tech Parks, luxury apartments — but no digital presence that communicated that legacy to modern clients. The website needed to convey both heritage and contemporary capability, showcase a large catalogue of commercial and residential projects, and convert visiting architects and developers into inquiry leads.
Frontend Architecture
Single-page React 18 + Vite application with React Router for multi-page navigation. Framer Motion powers scroll-triggered animations throughout the project showcase and hero sections. Radix UI primitives provide accessible modal, dropdown, and tooltip components. Lucide React and Font Awesome 6 handle iconography. Google Fonts serves Epilogue (headings) and Manrope (body). The project data layer is static JSON, keeping build output CDN-deployable with zero backend dependency.
Code Walkthrough
Scroll-triggered project card reveal using Framer Motion's whileInView API.
Results
The live site at avpsathyambuilders.com presents AVP & Sathyam Builders' full project catalogue — spanning pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities (Wrigley India, US FDA compliant), tech campuses (Hewlett Packard Electronic City), hospitals (Bangalore Baptist Hospital — zero disruption to ongoing operations), and luxury residential projects — with animated storytelling and a structured inquiry flow for new client enquiries.
Interested in this work?
Full architecture walkthrough and code review available during interviews.