Seashore House: my first archviz with real-time lighting
· 1 min read · three.js, webgl, archviz, lighting, launch
Seashore House is the first architecture visualization I made, and one of the first projects where I pushed dynamic real-time lighting in the browser. It is also where archviz and real-time Three.js craft started to meet in my work.

The scene #
A coastal house sits over turquoise water, with:
- golden-hour sun and soft shadows,
- a cinematic lens flare cutting across the frame,
- birds, atmosphere and glass interiors that complete a look that feels directed.
The water #
The water is the standout: reflective and rippled, and good enough to sell the whole scene as architecture visualization, and not only as a tech demo.
Video #
There is a live link video from when it was released.
Try it #
The scene is live at threejs-archviz.vercel.app, and the details are on the project page.
Related projects
- Seashore House — First archviz with real-time dynamic lighting