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ArchViz Tinyhouse

Unity 3D · Vagon Streams

ArchViz Tinyhouse

ArchViz Tinyhouse

ArchViz Tinyhouse

A compact tiny-house interior in Unity, streamed from a cloud GPU to any browser. Real-time lighting and materials, with no install.

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4K at 60 FPS

Ultra-low latency in any browser

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10K+ concurrent users

Scales with your audience

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20+ regions

Stream close to every user

Stream your own app

About this demo

Tour a tiny house in your browser

ArchViz Tinyhouse is a compact, detailed dwelling brought to life through Vagon Streams. Users explore the space interactively in the browser, with lighting, materials and geometry rendered in real time and no local GPU or installation.

The model contains multiple rooms, furniture, fixtures, natural lighting and curated design elements. Light levels shift realistically, materials respond faithfully and room-to-room transitions feel seamless, keeping the fidelity of the original build.

Why small interiors are hard to share

Interiors with fine detail in a small footprint demand precise lighting, material fidelity and spatial coherence. Running the full build locally needs optimized GPUs, and lower-tier machines may lose quality or performance.

Distribution usually means heavy builds, long downloads or rendered videos, which lose interactivity or fidelity. Hardware differences also change lighting, shading and performance, which hinders shared understanding.

What cloud streaming changes

Streaming ArchViz Tinyhouse through Vagon Streams changes how interior design, architecture and real estate teams present compact spaces. The environment runs on cloud GPUs, and devices only receive the streamed output.

Share the full environment

Clients explore at their own pace, walking through rooms and inspecting finishes and lighting, not limited to curated views.

Review the same version

All participants see the same environment. Layout, light or material changes can be discussed live.

Engage in sales

Freedom to move through the interior beats static renderings and video tours for spatial understanding.

Teach remotely

Learners explore the fully rendered tiny-house model from everyday devices, with no specialized hardware.

Focus on the work, not the hardware.

Create, render, collaborate and stream on the best hardware.