Multi-page
Four pages each — home, rooms, the island, and a booking page. WhatsApp is the primary call to action; Booking.com and Airbnb appear as honestly-labelled area searches, because no verified listing URL exists yet.
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Aman
site-aman · premium
A house of windows. Every photograph is an aperture cut into a cream wall, with a gold hairline set outside it like an architrave reveal. The six gaps in the photo library are shown as the same aperture, unglazed — on the island page, that absence carries the whole argument.
The first three
Built to deploy under /olam/ on Vercel, each generated by its own
Python build script with a matching verifier in olam/build/. Descriptions are
their own.
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Veedu
olam/veedu · the quiet one
Editorial and craft-led. Type, rhythm and restraint do the work; the photographs are given room rather than competition.
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Unhurried
olam/unhurried · the slow one
One continuous journey — the gate, the hall, the landing, the verandah, a room — carried by scrubbed photography and sentences that arrive a word at a time.
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Verandah
olam/verandah · the open one
Every photograph placed once inside a gold hairline grid, with the words as small anchored panels at the edges. You look out through the house's own openings.
Single-page studies
Each one a different motion and typography stack against the same content.
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Cinematic Motion
site-cinematic-motion
A motion-system study — the same content driven by a fuller ScrollTrigger choreography.
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Cinematic Story
site-cinematic-story
Scroll-driven storytelling. The only single-page study that uses the Marcellus + Karla pairing.
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Vanta
site-vanta
The only concept with a WebGL background. Needs a network connection — three.js and Vanta load from a CDN.
Later studies
Built after the first eleven, each against the same record and the same photographs. Two of these are not websites in the usual sense — a book and a house.
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Mosaic
site-mosaic
The photographs laid out as a mosaic over a drifting cloud field. Unlike Vanta, this one carries three.js and Vanta locally, so it runs with no network at all.
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Parallax
site-parallax
Depth built out of scroll offset alone — no animation library, no WebGL, one script file.
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Ripple
site-ripple
The heaviest motion stack of the set — smooth scroll under scrubbed timelines and line-by-line split text. Needs a network connection; every library loads from a CDN.
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Scroll world
site-scroll-world
Scrolling moves a camera through a three.js scene rather than moving a page. Loads three.js from a CDN.
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Scrollcraft
scrollcraft
The house read as chapters, with a running folio in the margin. Self-contained — it carries its own stylesheet, its own scroll engine and its own copy of the photographs.
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The book
book
Not a website — a US-Letter book laid out in HTML, with the typefaces embedded. The cover plate is missing from this build, so the first page opens on a broken image.
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House in 3D
house3d
The house itself, rebuilt in code rather than photographed — geometry, materials and lighting all generated. Heavy: about 3.5 MB of JavaScript before anything appears.
Motion pieces
Eight short films cut from the same photographs — seven vertical reels and one narrated promo. They play on the motion page; the HyperFrames compositions behind them are timelines rather than players, so they sit still in a browser until a renderer seeks them.
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Find your OLAM · seven reels
videos/olam-reels
Seven vertical reels, 1080 × 1920, thirty seconds or under — the house, the rooms, the island, the nine windows, a walk through, the materials, and the whole house fast.
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