Casa Serra Makes Floor Plans Walkable
Casa Serra is a scroll-driven Three.js architectural demo where a flat floor plan becomes a walkable 3D house. Built through roughly 70 Claude Code prompts with Opus 5.5, it uses code-generated geometry, GSAP, Lenis, and CC0 textures.
The clever part is not simply generating a pretty 3D scene; it is maintaining one geometric representation across drawing, animation, and navigation.
- –The floor plan is the actual 3D model, viewed through a moving section cut as the walls rise.
- –Code-generated geometry eliminates Blender, making the workflow more reproducible for web developers.
- –The starter prompt and checkpoint process offer a practical pattern for turning ambitious visual concepts into iterative builds.
- –The roughly 39 MB desktop payload and laptop-first performance show that AI can accelerate creation faster than it solves web delivery constraints.
- –It points toward a future where architecture portfolios behave more like interactive spatial experiences than static pages.
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2026-11-03
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