tEcohabitat-One
tEcohabitat-One
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What if we used our past experience, science, and technology to design the perfect community? This is the starting point of our volunteer-driven project—to build the first tEcoHabitat: infrastructure for healthy, high-quality living while protecting the planet.
What if we used our past experience, science, and technology to design the perfect community? This is the starting point of our volunteer-driven project—to build the first tEcoHabitat: infrastructure for healthy, high-quality living while protecting the planet.
Main features
Main features
Human-Sized Community
Cities are overcrowded, chaotic, and unhealthy. Research shows the natural size of a community is ~150* people—this is the scale of tEcohabitat-One, built for connection, balance, and well-being.
*Dunbar's number, Robin Dunbar, British anthropologist
Fundamental needs provided automatically
Water is essential for life, and for many, it flows with a turn of the tap. But humans need more than water—air, food, shelter, sleep, warmth, and safety*. Today, these basics aren’t guaranteed. In the tEcohabitat-One, they are—automatically, for everyone.
*Bottom level of the Maslow pyramid, Abraham Maslow, American psychologist
Minimum impact on the planet
To provide high-quality living for everyone, we must keep our ecological footprint* as small as possible—or the planet won’t endure. The tEcohabitat-One is fully off-grid, recycling all waste and minimizing impact.
*Ecological footprint, William Rees and Mathis Wackernagel
A better future for all
tEcohabitat-One is just the beggining. Our vision is a scalable system that can spread worldwide, providing safe, sustainable, and free homes for all.
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