
A console archive you navigate instead of scroll, Three.js clothing wired into a real storefront, smart contract work presented like a product, and portfolios from people who build this for a living. Half of these exist to be admired, half exist to close a deal.
Class A Business Center
Likova is a Class A business center presented as a white 3D model of the building, set in a pale studio with parked cars around it. After a loading counter reaches 100%, a See the master plan button lets you drag around the block, zoom in and look down into its round inner courtyard. Icon hotspots across the facades open side panels about offices, restaurants, recreation areas and co-working. The page covers the location, flexible office layouts, amenities and the large parking area. Vide Infra built it with Three.js and detailed architectural models.
BUNQ LABS
BUNQ LABS is an award-winning design and engineering studio covering brand, interface, animation and real-time web, all drawn and built by the same small team. Its site, by Sindhur Dutta, opens with a picture frame on a snowy mountain peak cycling through posters and a hoodie above the line "Your story, designed damn well". The camera then drifts through smoke and stars into a dark room where a ring labelled Projects pours particles onto cards for Svayam, Poiz and PI, with arrows to step between them. It's built with Three.js, custom shaders and Lenis.
Ricardo Chance — Design Engineer & Creative Developer
Ricardo Chance is a design engineer and creative developer based in Buenos Aires who builds sites with WebGL, Three.js and GSAP for clients worldwide. His portfolio opens on a sparkling four-pointed star made of purple particles, which reshapes into new forms as you scroll down the page. A featured project from /nk.studio appears on a laptop screen, and the particles then gather into a tall crystal beside the line "From Ideation to Launch, I've Got You Covered". The services listed include 3D interactive sites, WebGL and shader effects, scroll storytelling and brand sites.
Xbox Museum
Xbox Museum by Active Theory and Luis Bizarro walks through 20 years of Xbox history. It starts on a dark table lined with consoles from the original Xbox to the Series X and S, a Master Chief figure, a trophy and controllers, with a prompt to log in and unlock a personal museum. From there you steer a silver avatar through neon green halls with hexagon floors, past wall panels, console silhouettes and milestone moments laid out as a timeline. Each era opens like a new room you can wander, click into and linger in. It's rendered in WebGL with custom shaders.
WOOZ Experience
WOOZ is a Shopify store rebuilt by Mik Development as a bright clothing shop you can move through in 3D. The room has white walls with a green WOOZ logo, wooden shelves with books and plants, and rails of hoodies and jackets in black, sage and brown. Pulsing dots mark each garment, and clicking one opens a product panel with colour swatches, sizes, an Add to cart button and a description. Wiggle bones give the cloth a little sway, and a plain 2D version sits one click away in the menu for anyone who just wants to buy the hoodie. It's built with Three.js on WebGPU.
Blockchain / Web3 Development Services | ESQRD
ESQRD's Web3 page covers its blockchain development services: smart contract development and audits, wallet integration, on-chain billing systems, NFT infrastructure and ongoing security monitoring. A sphere of white particles sits under lines such as "Trusted by design. Secured by default.", then breaks apart into a horizon behind large figures like 10k+ users and 24/7. Later the particles re-form into a chain link and a gear beside lists covering MetaMask, WalletConnect and Coinbase Wallet integration, plus alerts via Slack and Telegram. It's built with Three.js on WebGPU.
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