In this video we explore how these eco domes are creating the future of communal living.
Just imagine living in a stunning, light-drenched, circular home—designed to align with the rhythms of your body and the natural world.
Built with sacred geometry and non-toxic, mold-resistant materials, this home can withstand natural disasters and last for generations.
Now imagine it’s nestled in nature, part of a village with your closest soul community, everyone in their own sanctuary home.
This is the vision of Geoship— bioceramic, geodesic dome homes that could be the future of regenerative living.
They’re weather-resistant, energy-efficient, and engineered to be significantly more affordable than the average home.
After experiencing the devastation of the LA fires, I’ve been catalyzed to think about what sustainable, disaster-resilient living really looks like.
So in this video, I immerse myself in the Geoship world to learn as much as I can about this project and how I can get involved.
We meet founders, the team, and other brilliant minds working on this vision, and we travel through different spaces and conversations that reveal how Geoship might just transform the future of housing and sustainable living.
Credit to : Sky Life