# Dream Houses: walking from the garden into the living room

> An architecture visualization that moves from exterior to interior in one continuous scene, with real-time reflections tying the spaces together.

Canonical page: https://andersonmancini.dev/blog/dream-houses-archviz

Published: 2026-09-01 · 1 min read · Tags: three.js, webgl, archviz, reflections, launch

Many archviz sites separate the outside from the inside: a render of the facade, then a gallery of rooms. Dream Houses was made to show how fluidly a browser experience can move between them, as **one continuous scene**.

![A house from the Dream Houses scene](https://andersonmancini.dev/images/dream_houses.webp)

## What holds it together

- You explore the outside, step in, and keep the same sense of place.
- **Real-time reflections** tie the spaces together: glass, water and polished surfaces respond to the light as you navigate.
- There are no pre-rendered cuts between the views.

## The idea

It is a focused demo of interactive archviz: environment switching that feels like walking a property, and not like clicking between disconnected renders.

## Try it

The scene is live at [houses-neotix.vercel.app](https://houses-neotix.vercel.app/), and the details are on the [project page](https://andersonmancini.dev/projects/dream-houses.md).

## Related projects

- [Dream houses](https://andersonmancini.dev/projects/dream-houses.md) — Architecture visualization