A house you can walk into, in the browser: a shingled Arts-and-Crafts bungalow on a small floating island, furnished with books, pictures, a piano, a kitchen that can really cook, and robot staff who bring you a drink. The door is open and the kettle is on.
The house is imagined, but its bones are real. The plan, the rooms and the timber details follow Greene & Greene’s house for Louise C. Bentz in Pasadena (1906) and the sleeping porch added in 1910. The real house is a private home; this is a tribute, not a tour of it.
Open site/index.html through any static web server, for example:
python3 -m http.server 8000 --directory site
then go to http://localhost:8000/. There is no build step. Walk with W A S D, look with the mouse, press E to use things and H for all the keys. Upstairs you can play chess against one of the butlers, spin the globe and look through the telescope.
site/ is the whole website: three.js (vendored in site/vendor), plain ES modules.site/src/house.js builds the house from the 1906 drawings, in feet.site/src/rooms/ furnishes it, one file per room (see the README there).site/src/garden.js, site/src/staff.js, site/src/sky.js, site/src/sound.js and
site/src/toys.js are the garden, the robots, the sky and weather, the music, and the
things you can play with.tools/ holds the screenshot and measuring scripts used while building.Press I in the house (or “About this house & sources” on the welcome card) for the full list.
research/drawings/ are from that collection
and are reproduced here as the cited source of the plan.site/assets/CREDITS.md.Built by Anna with Claude.