Affordable Housing

Geoship Bioceramic Dome

Factory-built, automated homebuilding for resilient communities. Verified North American suppliers, plus how we help you go from land to move-in.

The fastest way to affordable housing is to stop building it the old way.

Every home below is factory-built or kit-built. That means a fixed price, a short build, and a structure that performs in all climates. We’ve worked with, toured or partnered with each of these suppliers. This is the shortlist we hand to landowners, housing societies and groups who want to move now.

Where we’re focused on.

Our current priority is factory-built mass timber homes inside startup resilient communities in Canada, financed with a mix of public housing capital and community investment. If you’re a housing society, municipality or landowner with a site and a mandate, that’s the conversation to have with us first.

Geoship Homes: Modular & bioceramic geodesic domes

Pacific Domes: Steel & vinyl geodesic domes

InterShelter: Fiberglass & plastic modular domes and NovaDome for Canadian versions

Arctic Acres: Canadian made wood and metal geodesic growing domes and 1 new home model

Phoenix Domes: Affordable Canadian designed wood and metal geodesic homes with many sizes

Bunkie Life: Low-cost Canadian wood micro homes

TAM: Low-cost Canadian concrete 3D printers

Canadian Tiny Homes, Nelson Tiny Homes and other Prefabricated Homes.

+ much more… Housing Innovation

How we help

  • Site and supplier matching. We know which systems clear which building departments, and which ones survive certain climates.
  • Living Labs. We co-create working experimental zones of resilient communities built with public and community capital.
  • AI agents and robotics. From generative site design to construction automation, we’re building the tools that cut the cost and time of village development.

Have land, a housing society or a group ready to build?

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