A navigable WebGL world
The entire site is a 3D space you move through with scroll, not a flat page — work lives in depth, and the camera follows your gesture.
TYCHALOGBrands hire a spatial design studio to create immersive digital experiences that feel physical — so the studio's own website should be the first proof of that craft. RHO Atelier is a template that does exactly that: a real WebGL world visitors scroll through, a cursor that shifts with temperature, a boot sequence that sets the tone, and project cases that behave like objects, not thumbnails. No flat grids, no slideshows — just depth, mass, and motion from the first pixel.
Every section below is already built and working in the live demo — not a mock-up.
The entire site is a 3D space you move through with scroll, not a flat page — work lives in depth, and the camera follows your gesture.
A cursor that shifts color on hover and a startup animation signal technical precision before a single word is read — craft you can feel.
Each case study is a spatial field with hover effects that reveal the project's temperature — no static thumbnails, just objects you can almost touch.
The studio's process is broken into four physical steps — weight, structure, surface, and live iteration — so clients see exactly how ideas become worlds.
Content and text load first as real HTML; the WebGL layer loads after.
Content changes after launch are handled by our support team. A Business plan adds an admin area where you can edit text, swap project images and update case details directly.
The experience adapts: on smaller screens, the 3D world scales back gracefully while the core content — text, projects, contact — remains fast and readable.
Pick the design, choose a plan, and we adapt it to your business, your content and your language before it goes live.