Co-design
Start with a shared spatial model and compare possible room or component arrangements.
Living
Into
Tomorrow.
A future habitat can be explored before it is built. Begin with place, enter the room, inspect the system and follow a component towards another life.
Enter the world model01 / A SPATIAL CONCEPTOne world.
One world.
Always becoming.
360 microblocks assemble into a habitat, a commons and a canopy. Beneath them, a reusable semantic 3D model gives each part a stable name, role and spatial bounds.
WORLD MODEL 01 / VISION TOMORROW360 MICROBLOCKS · LIVE ASSEMBLY
THE WORLD IS RECOMPOSING
Preparing the 3D world…
EXPLORE BY SCALE
A place you can take apart.
One reusable world, three constantly recomposing futures. Choose a formation or inspect the named parts underneath.
Site, living spaces, systems and reusable parts.
SELECTED / habitat-core
Modular habitat core
Visual modular floor and exposed frame defining two adaptable rooms.
- Status
- Visual concept
- Parent
- site-ground
- Materials
- midnight platform, blue structure, blue grid, champagne signal
02 / FUTURE BUILDTECH
See it. Change it. Trace it.
Component passport
Keep an identity, version and provenance path for each part as a future data layer.
Reuse
Visualise disassembly and a second use before specifying a physical build.
03 / TAKE THE MODEL FURTHER
Download the world.
The semantic GLB, object manifest and assembly poses are independent files. The poses contain the coordinates for all 360 modules in three formations, ready for future buildtech experiments.
This first edition is illustrative. Structural, fire, water, energy, carbon, cost, accessibility, planning and code performance have not been calculated or verified.