Build Monica's apartment in 3D from the floor plan

the prompt

/goal Build me a visually stunning, explorable 3D model of Monica Geller's apartment from the TV show Friends, in the browser with Three.js — built accurately from the apartment's actual floorplan. Run this as a dynamic workflow in three phases: 1. RESEARCH — before writing any code, spawn parallel research sub-agents to find, from real reference online: (a) the published floorplans of Monica's apartment (widely circulated official-style fan floorplans; Iñaki Aliste Lizarralde's is the canonical one) — save the floorplan image and derive real proportions and room adjacencies from it: living room, kitchen (open, left of entry), the two bedrooms, bathroom, the balcony behind the living room windows, the iconic front door with the yellow frame around the peephole; (b) reference stills from the show — the purple walls, the green ottoman, the kitchen's teal cabinets, the balcony, the layout of couch + TV area — save them as the visual QA target; (c) Three.js technique for interior walkthroughs — lighting an interior warmly (lamps, window daylight), PBR materials, and a first-person controller. Write findings + reference images to shared notes the build phase reads. 2. BUILD — the apartment geometry must match the floorplan's layout and proportions, not vibes. Furnish every room with recognizable set pieces (couch, ottoman, kitchen table and mismatched chairs, the peephole frame). Two camera modes: first-person walk (WASD + mouse) and an orbit/dollhouse overview that shows the floorplan fidelity. Warm, sitcom-accurate lighting. 3. QA — deploy live to Vercel, screenshot the deployed build with the Playwright CLI from angles matching your reference stills and the floorplan overview, and fix every layout or dressing difference you can. DONE when: the deployed walkthrough is recognizably Monica's apartment on sight — correct floorplan layout, purple living room, balcony, yellow peephole frame — at smooth 60fps. Keep iterating until a Friends fan would name it in one second, or you've run 40 turns.

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