Agrohub
Corporate site for the farm-to-hypermarket brand


Premium Batumi residences, with a visual apartment finder sitting at the centre of the site rather than behind a PDF.
Visit opus.geFor Opus Signature, a branded residential complex on the Batumi seafront, we designed and built a developer website with the apartment finder at its centre. Buyers choose a block on an aerial view, a floor on the tower and an apartment on the floor plan, or set bedrooms, floors and area in a smart search that counts what matches. The site runs in Georgian, English and Russian, and every apartment has a page of its own with 3D and 2D plans and a viewing request.
Block on an aerial view, floor on the tower, apartment on the plan, each residence marked available, reserved or sold.
Bedrooms, floors and area in the Find Apartment menu on every page, with a live count of the apartments that match.
3D and 2D plans with a compass, the areas, the view and the condition, a PDF and a viewing request.
Request Call in the header and Request a viewing open the same short form. From an apartment page it already names the residence.
Visual selection opens on an aerial view of blocks A, B and C. Block A, the one on sale, outlines in gold with its 23 floors and 471 apartments.

Floors are chosen from a grid or traced on the tower itself. Floor 19 lights up in gold with 22 residences available.

Floor 19 opens as a plan with a legend for available, reserved and sold. Hover a residence for its area and status, click to open it.

A1909 has a page of its own: two bedrooms, 116.70 square metres in total, a 3D and a 2D plan with a compass, and a PDF to download.

Request a viewing and the Register your interest form opens over the page with A1909 already named, ready for a name, an email and a phone number.

Opus Signature is a branded residential complex on the Batumi seafront: towers on a shared garden podium, with shops and restaurants at street level and residents' amenities up to a rooftop infinity pool, a sky gym and a sky restaurant. Sales run from a gallery on Rustaveli Street, by appointment.
Its buyers come to Batumi to live, to invest or for holidays. They needed to find a specific apartment on their own, in Georgian, English or Russian, and then ask for a call or a viewing.
We designed and built the site with the apartment finder at its centre. Visitors pick a block on an aerial view of the towers, then a floor from a grid, then an apartment on the floor plan, where each unit is shaded as available, reserved or sold. The same apartments sit in a catalogue that filters by tower, bedrooms, floor and size.
Each apartment page has 3D and 2D plans with a compass, the areas, view and handover condition, a PDF download, a viewing request and similar apartments. An interactive building page reveals each tower's specification, the amenities get their own slides, a journal carries news and press, and the contact form sends by WhatsApp or email.
Read from the live site: the build, and the services a visitor meets on its pages.



Planning something similar? The intro call is thirty minutes and commits you to nothing.
It starts on an aerial view of blocks A, B and C, where pointing at Block A outlines it in gold with a card of its floors and apartments. A click opens the floor selection, where each floor is traced on the tower as the pointer moves, and a click on a floor opens its plan. On the plan every residence shows its area and status and opens a page of its own.
Yes. The Find Apartment menu on every page has a smart search for bedrooms, floors and area, and its button shows how many apartments match, then opens the catalogue with the same filters. The catalogue lists every apartment with filters for tower, bedrooms, floor and size, and each card switches between a 3D and a 2D plan.
A 3D and a 2D plan with a compass, then the total and living areas, bedrooms, floor, balcony, view and condition. Apartment A1909, for example, is 116.70 square metres with two bedrooms and a 19.63 square metre balcony, in white frame condition, ready for finishes. Each page also has a PDF download, a viewing request and similar apartments.
Request Call in the header and Request a viewing on each apartment page open the same Register your interest form, which asks for a name, an email, a phone number and what the buyer is interested in. From an apartment page the form already names the residence. Prices are on request, and the contact page adds WhatsApp, the sales office and email.
It is a section of the home page with six rows of options: bedrooms, residence type, aspect and view, floor, purpose and budget band. As the buyer taps, the site writes the brief back as one sentence, such as a two-bedroom apartment with a sea aspect on high floors, as an investment, and a Send my brief button sits underneath.
Georgian, English and Russian. The switcher sits in the header of every page, each language has its own address under /ka, /en or /ru, and opus.ge opens in English.
Vebses, a web studio in Tbilisi. We designed the site and built it, from the visual selection and the smart search to the apartment pages, the catalogue, the brief picker, the building page and the request forms.
Yes. The finder would come with it, from block to floor to plan, along with the search that counts what matches, a page for every apartment and request forms that already name the residence. It would then be built around your towers, your apartment data and your design.
Thirty minutes, no pitch deck. Describe the problem and we will tell you what it takes to solve it (scope, budget range, timeline), even if the answer is that you do not need us.