Building An Agile Regenerative Community

The Problem

Our Communities are Disintegrating

Our communities are disintegrating. Housing is unaffordable, costly to build, and requires nonrenewable resources. Food shelves are regularly bare of essentials—what food we have is overprocessed, less nutritious, and in many cases toxic. Nearly 35% of the world’s arable land has disappeared over the last 40 years. Global and national supply chains are failing. Power comes from industrialized, regional, polluting sources. Water aquifers are drying up and surface water is polluted. Schools have become politicized indoctrination centers. Even in the richest country in history, the quality of life is degrading, and we find ourselves in crisis.

Our Solution

Building Agile Regenerative Communities

An Agile Regenerative Community (ARC) is a town that is self-sufficient for power, water, waste management (including recycling), food, and basic manufacturing. The community uses advanced technology that is rapidly reconfigurable to supply these needs and adapt them as technology improves. The community may also have governance and financial systems that allow it to operate independent of larger systems and continue without harm in a financial crisis. The community is thus insulated from and can thrive during disruptions to supply chains, droughts, and other National or State crises.

POWER

Locally sources power, water, sewer, recycling

TEAM

Well-Established and Experienced Team

AGRICULTURE

Optimized agricultural practices for yield & environment

3-D PRINTING

3-D printing + modular cuts cost and time for housing

CONSTRUCTION

Novel materials to replace traditional lumber and steel

DESIGN

Amazing designs and finishes with alternate construction

Our Purpose

Building Agile, Regenerative Communities (ARC) with:

Construction

Combining 3D Printing and Modular Construction with Advanced Materials and Technologies to Build Beautiful, Long-lasting, Safe, and Healthy Homes and Commercial Buildings

Infastructure

Locally sourced and managed electrical power, water, waste management, and recycling using advanced technology and robust, distributed infrastructure

Governance

Ownership: Tokenized properties allow fractional ownership and support affordable housing and alternatives to debt
Finance: KWH Token is redeemable for 1kWh of electricity; creates sound money that maintains purchasing power and can be widely adopted in the community
Education: Create ‘private’ school that is free to residents but accepts no government money and is free from government control
Government: Leverage holacracy principles for pushing governmental decisions to right level and remove hierarchy of decision-making
Social Contract: Use HOA legislation as a basis for creating a literal social contract among residents including better approaches to law and mediation