Miami rendered in pure JavaScript: 13,725 real buildings, no Three.js, no deps
NathanWilbanks_ · x · 2026-09-27
A developer recreated Miami from scratch in pure JavaScript: 13,725 real buildings, roads, coastline, and moving traffic, all built from open map data.
No Blender, no Three.js, no external dependencies — an impressive example of city-scale 3D visualization with a fully self-implemented rendering stack.
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