Geoship - Affordable Natural Home Manufacturing

[@normandothegreat]

Beautiful, I can't wait! The current housing market is an inefficient joke that deserves to be pushed aside and left to become antiquated. Awesome!!!🙂💛👍

[@Geoship]

In the future we won't live in boxes!

[@normandothegreat]

@@Geoship 🤞

[@shawnvalentine1166]

I am selling my large home this spring to downsize. I plan to build. THIS WILL BE THE HOME I BUILD. It is everything I want in my next home, and as a huge fan of Buckminster and his “Bucky Ball” concept, I’m IN! This will be happening in Ohio, so PLEASE give me more info on availability, etc…I couldn’t be more excited for this!!!!

[@Geoship]

Hi, Please note that Geoship is currently in the early stages of product and technology development. That means we are not yet selling dome homes. We aim to start limited production in 2025. More info at geoship.is and republic.com/geoship

[@RaraAvis1138]

These are everything! Your work is so important. It makes me wish I was young again and could be a part of this.

[@mikestaub]

I will likely be one of the first people to live in one of these.

[@3andB]

We love the concept of the communities of Geoships working and living together. We need to raise and change the consciousness of everyone, this is a great start. People only know what they know, we need to teach that there are alternatives that are sustainable and wonderful. Great work.

[@versatilityinaction]

As beautiful as they are impressive. Stunning!

[@timelapsenuts246]

Guys move to El Salvador, they want to build a city of the future. You get less red tape than in California. U can get Bitcoin guys to help you out. There is a reverse migration in El Salvador, people with bit coin looking for a new home in El Salvador. BUCKY was the grandfather of the future. He's proud of what u can do with the design. Dont let an opportunity like this with delay and red tapes from government.

[@kyleganse4978]

Seems they open to working with investors if a Bitcoin person just works with them to build a prototype village there it would be great proof of concept.

[@NathanNavarrete-r5m]

So true

[@AlecMuller]

At 1:35, what heating/cooling climate and service life do you use for each home in your calculations? It seems incredible that the "embodied" (building it?) and "recurring" (maintaining it?) CO2 emissions are enough higher in Passive Houses to completely outweigh the emissions from decades of operational expenses.

[@GurvanCustom]

I would love to setup local manufacturing in the Slocan valley, BC..!!

[@hamishbartholomaeus]

As someone who grew up in an arid region, my question is around rain water harvesting. It certainly would detract from the beautiful design,(!!) but is rain water harvesting a feasible proposition on a geodesic dome?

[@Geoship]

Yes, rainwater is harvested through an underground drain that goes around the dome.

[@hamishbartholomaeus]

@@Geoship 🙏🏼💙🙏🏼

[@Goldifarms]

Amazing!!

[@xq59]

Out of curiosity, are you familiar with Hajjar Gibran's Domegaia homes? The Geoship appears to be more aligned with God's Laws of Matter, Time and Energy. Count me in!

[@Geoship]

Yes....high dielectric (living) materials and fractal geometry!

[@YouTube_can_ESAD]

@OP, embarrassing AF. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@RajGiandeep]

Great to see you posting videos again. I still love this concept of living in a ceramic dome. How much money do you need to raise to get to your final step of r&d?

[@Geoship]

Hi Ray, on this page you'll find a development and funding timeline: republic.com/geoship

[@kennethkeen1234]

After wading through all the adverts you will see that it is 9000 coins to get started - maybe. But no details - they just want lots of money first. Mugs who have nothing better to do with capital which is lying around, unused and redundant. At least it is better than investing in the weapons industry - usa being the most productive in this area of human development.

[@patrickmckowen2999]

Love it 👍 I will look into them. Cheers

[@Morrigan-mj4ph]

It looks wonderful, but I'd like to see videos giving us an idea of what the layout would look like. Where is the bathroom located?

[@Geoship]

A geodesic family home will often be 2-3 domes connected together. The bathroom would either be in a small dome (plenty of room for a big shower, sauna, and tub) or under the loft in a big dome. There are some layouts on our website. More coming very soon.

[@mariaanalum2712]

Being like bone, how does it stand up to crushing or penrtrating impact?

[@jeanpierreharel5681]

Does this technology need to be in a dome form to function ?

[@alyshaohara4641]

When will these be available to purchase?

[@MGBranco]

Love the concept! I would like to build one in Portugal? What should I do? Can you help?

[@Geoship]

Best is to sign up for our email newsletter at geoship.is

[@drlangattx3dotnet]

I would like to connect one of your domes to part of my existing structure. Part would be ripped down because it is in terrible shape. Please take a look at my place. Thanks.

[@Geoship]

That should be possible, it depends on your or your contractor's craftsmanship.

[@DesertJungleMan]

Hey guys, I would like to test the dome in extreme desert environment, Saudi Arabia’s desert.. can you help?

[@TikNervio]

How does the windows, water access, electric panel works

[@TikNervio]

@@miro6017 I’m talking about utilities connections

[@Geoship]

Hi there, utilities mostly work similarly to traditional homes, and can either be routed through the walls or subfloor. Some of the windows will be operational. There will be a venting system with vents at the bottom and the top. More details will be shared as we progress our product and technology development.

[@suzannemckenzie7035]

I want this house.. I want to work for your organization, I want to live in one as soon as possible. Where do I send a resume for virtual assistant or receptionist or remote customer service and sales?

[@KkKk-vd7fs]

What is the price

[@floren2951]

Please could you translate in other language, in particular french language ?

[@Geoship]

In the future we will definitely translate, for now unfortunately that is not a possibility.

[@aggregatazupanova7353]

KZbin can do it for you. Look in the settings.

[@discursion]

Isn’t living “outside the box” the very cause of urban sprawling? If you can’t stack them up, it really isn’t all that sustainable unless world population drops by 75% or something. Land use and the building of roads are a much bigger issue than having so-called “healthy” stand-alone buildings. At this point, you’d need a prototype for the sustainability of an entire community, not just single homes.

[@NathanNavarrete-r5m]

Have you read e-myth yet?

[@hrxkrx]

Sounds good. On paper. Show us real ones, not just convenient 3D rendering.

[@AlokRockwater]

You didn't see he was talking right in front of a real one!

[@Geoship]

Please follow us on our newsletter - geoship.is, or on social - instagram.com/geoship/, for more pictures of our prototype.

[@evilkoala81]

Cool. But you lost me at "...electromagnetic environment..."

[@Geoship]

Hi Marcus, did "electromagnetic environment" make you curious to learn more about how to create healthy living environments?

[@joshpit2003]

lol. The dude's definitely drinking from the Church of Dome cool-aid. I'm surprised the video didn't mention the magical healing power of triangles. ;-)

[@YouTube_can_ESAD]

@@joshpit2003It’s wushu bs is a real turn off AND it’s absolutely NOT affordable. Incredibly disappointed to be honest.

[@katherandefy]

It is tough to explain specifics in a way that people can easily learn and know rather than sticking with conventional ways that cost so much to build and maintain, demanding frequent renovations and rebuilds, continual waste of time, energy and materials. Hence the housing shortage since conventional builds are completely unable to keep up. The key piece is that obsoletion is built in not long lasting homes- meaning rebuilds anywhere from 20 to 50 years. And that’s just the structure not the insulation or other environmental comforts for all buildings not just homes. Add into the conventional equation the dire need for construction workers. That great resignation is not just biting the Man but also anyone of us who needs what workers provide for way too little compensation for their valuable contribution and loss in their quality of life. The conventional waynis not working well for anyone.

[@Geoship]

republic.com/geoship

[@kennethkeen1234]

Americans are raised on obsolescence. It is part of their life and expect it. No other nation on earth has produced as much waste as usa. No one anywhere wastes as much as your average uninformed ignorant arrogant American. Why build huts made of wood? No one anywhere on the planet does this except in the jungles of Africa - but in 'advanced' usa most people live in a wooden hut! We find this difficult to believe in Europe where we build houses to remain in place for at least a hundred years - or longer than usa has existed. My house was on the map of 1790 and has withstood floods hurricanes and I have never seen anything in the land of wooden huts that would be worth preserving for longer than a season or two. You build trash and you take the trash away. Bricks. Ever heard of that technology - ? It's been around for thousands of years, put one brick on top of another, some cement in between - and it remains for at least the time of ten or twenty presidents. But you just don't grasp the fact. It's hard for educated people to understand why all the losers all gathered in one place and then worked out that they were the bestest. The awesomest, the intelligentest and specialest. Build that wall and seal yourselves in - I would prefer to hear NOTHING more from that wasteland as it only frustrates. 2023 01 17 12:39