A New Paradigm for Regenerative Living

Geoship is redefining housing with bioceramic dome homes that prioritize health, resilience, and sustainability. Our domes combine cutting-edge bioceramic materials with a unique geodesic design to deliver unmatched durability, affordability, and ease of assembly—all while being eco-friendly and future-focused.

Depending on your final order choices, you can opt for an open floor plan or a fully integrated home solution. Our fully integrated options include everything from windows and doors to appliances and finishes, all designed for optimal beauty and performance.

The base price covers everything you need: a high-performance dome with appliances, fixtures, storage, manufacturing, delivery, and installation. Land and sitework (like foundation and utilities) are excluded, as they vary by location. Dive into details at geoship.is/domes

Our domes are crafted from advanced bioceramic materials, primarily a magnesium phosphate compound with a composition similar to bone. This innovative, all-ceramic composite is stronger than concrete, highly durable, fireproof, mold-resistant, nontoxic, hypoallergenic, and antimicrobial, ensuring a healthy living environment. Made from raw earth minerals and natural fibers, it is completely free from petrochemicals, eliminating the need for conventional construction materials like roofing, insulation, and paint. We tailor bioceramic formulations for floors, exteriors, and interiors, sourcing raw ingredients locally to maintain quality and resilience against supply chain challenges.

Unlike conventional homes that may use materials containing harmful chemicals, our domes are made entirely from non-toxic substances. We avoid any materials listed on the Living Futures Institute's "red list" of potentially toxic chemicals and are working towards certification with the Living Futures Institute and WELL standards.

Bioceramic refers to a new class of geopolymers that cure at room temperature and mimic natural chemical bonding processes, such as those found in seashells and bone structures. Unlike traditional ceramics that require high heat for curing, bioceramics are water-activated and harden quickly at room temperature. They are stronger than concrete, low carbon, highly crystalline, and biologically resonant with human physiology. Additionally, they form strong molecular bonds with various natural elements, including metals, cellulose, and all types of stone and cementitious materials.

First principles engineering involves breaking down complex problems into their most basic, fundamental components and then building solutions from the ground up. For us, this means rethinking every aspect of home construction to create a product that is not just a physical structure but an entire experience. By applying first principles, we ensure that our homes are affordable, beautiful, enduring, and integrated seamlessly into the lifecycle and interactions of their owners. This innovative approach transforms the entire process of owning a home, from buying and living in it to maintaining and eventually selling it.

Our bioceramic material offers significant environmental benefits. It has a reduced carbon footprint compared to traditional building materials, making it more eco-friendly. Additionally, its exceptional durability ensures a longer lifespan for our domes, resulting in the use of fewer resources over time. At Geoship, we are committed to creating structures that are both innovative and sustainable, minimizing our impact on the planet.

Yes—Geoship domes are engineered to thrive in any climate, from icy Alaska to scorching deserts. With exceptional insulation (R-24 minimum) and near-zero air leakage, they keep you warm and energy-efficient even in the harshest winters. The uniform bioceramic structure expands and contracts as one, preventing cracks or leaks from temperature swings. Paired with an integrated HVAC system (ducted mini-split and ERV), your dome stays cozy in winter, cool in summer, and energy-efficient year-round. Additionally, the quick assembly process allows building during short weather windows, ensuring your home is ready when you are.

Yes—Geoship homes are engineered to withstand extreme weather conditions, including hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, wildfires, and floods. The geodesic dome shape naturally deflects high winds and evenly distributes loads, making it highly resistant to structural failure during storms or seismic events. Built for a wide range of climates, including cold, desert, and tropical environments, the domes can handle heavy snow loads and seismic activity with ease.

Up to 300 pounds per square foot—ready for snowy regions!

Walls and ceilings start at R-24, with plans to boost that further. Our real superpower? Air-tightness (1 ACH vs. 4-7 in typical homes) that maximizes energy savings.

The domes are sealed with bioceramic, an inorganic polymer that forms waterproof joints and has minimal thermal expansion, providing excellent protection against the elements.

Yes, the walls can be painted and are strong enough to hold screws. We also offer integral color options in a range of earth tones. Additionally, we’re exploring over-molding techniques to incorporate wood textures, patterns, or other unique finishes!

Acoustic performance is a key focus in our dome design. The unique geodesic shape naturally deflects external sounds—much like wind, noise flows around it—creating a quiet, insulated environment. To further enhance interior acoustics, we use cellular ceramic panels, acoustic absorbers, and a distinctive 3D faceting on the panels. This combination minimizes echoes and fosters a calm, balanced sound environment. While the dome’s shape may reflect sound near the peak, our thoughtful insulation and design effectively keep echoes in check.

Just like in a standard home, electrical and plumbing in our geodesic domes are routed through the walls and interstitial floor (or loft floor). This setup keeps utilities streamlined and accessible while preserving the dome's efficient and adaptable structure.

Our domes offer both smart tint and mechanical blind options for adaptable light and privacy control. While they won’t last the dome’s full 500-year life, these systems are built for durability—around 20 years, with advancements likely extending that significantly in the future. This flexibility, paired with our dome's natural insulation and bioceramic materials, ensures a private, energy-efficient space that harmonizes beautifully with nature.

We start with a premium base offering, engineered for performance and health. As we grow, expect a range of options for interiors and exteriors. Take a look at our first model Amma options right here: https://www.geoship.is/domes

Yes, a dedicated laundry space with hookups is ready for you.

We provide a single, high-performance system: a ducted mini-split for heating and cooling, an Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV) with MERV 13 filters (upgradable to HEPA), and a heat pump water heater. This ensures top indoor air quality (IAQ) with pre-conditioned fresh air, avoiding CO buildup in our well-sealed domes.

Yes, though not immediately. Our domes are off-grid ready, and can be equipped with options like battery packs, water filtration and greywater recycling, indoor gardens, and waterless toilets. Stay tuned for updates as we roll out these features to bring regenerative living to life.

Yes! We are contracting local installers for ground-mounted solar arrays where required. We’re developing integrated solar panels and battery storage for future upgrades, ensuring you can add these without sacrificing initial usability.

Geoship domes come standard with high-performance windows and doors designed to integrate seamlessly with the geodesic shell—offering durability, energy efficiency, and beauty. Skylights are currently in development and will be available as add-ons in the near future. As we scale, more customizable options for sizes, styles, and placements of windows, doors, and skylights will be introduced based on customer feedback and regional requirements.

Absolutely! Our designs make it possible to connect multiple domes, creating endless possibilities for unique configurations and dome constellations. While this feature is not available yet, we’re actively working on it and plan to go to market with a set catalog of configurations to start, with more options to follow based on demand.

Yes, certain models feature an integrated loft, allowing for additional living space.

Geoship domes are designed to stand the test of time. Thanks to the durability of the bioceramic material and the strength of the geodesic design, you can expect a Geoship dome to last for generations with a design life estimated to last up to 500 years. It’s not just a house; it’s a legacy.

Currently, we don't offer our bioceramic material separately. It's a product we've developed and are continuously refining specifically for our domes.