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Let’s Build the Future of Home

THE VISION

THE VISION

A regenerative future, abundant with healthy natural homes, where human communities live in harmony with the Earth.

A regenerative future, abundant with healthy natural homes, where human communities live in harmony with the Earth.

A regenerative future, abundant with healthy natural homes, where human communities live in harmony with the Earth.

A regenerative future, abundant with healthy natural homes, where human communities live in harmony with the Earth.

A group of dome-shaped structures with triangle-shaped windows stand together.
A group of dome-shaped structures with triangle-shaped windows stand together.

First Principles Housing Transformation

First Principles Housing Transformation

First Principles Housing Transformation

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A professional holds a spherical model made of triangular patterns

Geoship carries forward the work of architect and polymath Buckminster Fuller, who, after a family tragedy, dedicated his life to reimagining housing as a means to prevent human suffering.

Bucky's mission:
“To make the world work for 100% of humanity, in the shortest possible time, through spontaneous cooperation, without ecological offense, or the disadvantage of anybody.”

Bucky's mission is being embedded into a Perpetual Purpose-Driven Trust — the living heart of Geoship.

Geoship carries forward the work of architect and polymath Buckminster Fuller, who, after a family tragedy, dedicated his life to reimagining housing as a means to prevent human suffering.

Bucky's mission:
“To make the world work for 100% of humanity, in the shortest possible time, through spontaneous cooperation, without ecological offense, or the disadvantage of anybody.”

Bucky's mission is being embedded into a Perpetual Purpose-Driven Trust — the living heart of Geoship.

Geoship carries forward the work of architect and polymath Buckminster Fuller, who, after a family tragedy, dedicated his life to reimagining housing as a means to prevent human suffering.

Bucky's mission:
“To make the world work for 100% of humanity, in the shortest possible time, through spontaneous cooperation, without ecological offense, or the disadvantage of anybody.”

Bucky's mission is being embedded into a Perpetual Purpose-Driven Trust — the living heart of Geoship.

Geoship carries forward the work of architect and polymath Buckminster Fuller, who, after a family tragedy, dedicated his life to reimagining housing as a means to prevent human suffering.

Bucky's mission:
“To make the world work for 100% of humanity, in the shortest possible time, through spontaneous cooperation, without ecological offense, or the disadvantage of anybody.”

Bucky's mission is being embedded into a Perpetual Purpose-Driven Trust — the living heart of Geoship.

Geoship carries forward the work of architect and polymath Buckminster Fuller, who, after a family tragedy, dedicated his life to reimagining housing as a means to prevent human suffering.

Bucky's mission:
“To make the world work for 100% of humanity, in the shortest possible time, through spontaneous cooperation, without ecological offense, or the disadvantage of anybody.”

Bucky's mission is being embedded into a Perpetual Purpose-Driven Trust — the living heart of Geoship.

1927

1927

1927

1927

In 1927, Fuller introduced the Dymaxion House — a lightweight, efficient, mass-producible home.

In 1927, Fuller introduced the Dymaxion House — a lightweight, efficient, mass-producible home.

In 1927, Fuller introduced the Dymaxion House — a lightweight, efficient, mass-producible home.

In 1927, Fuller introduced the Dymaxion House — a lightweight, efficient, mass-producible home.

In 1927, Fuller introduced the Dymaxion House — a lightweight, efficient, mass-producible home.

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Buckminster Fuller stands next to a large geometric structure made of white sticks.

1954

1954

1954

1954

By 1954, he had invented synergetic math and patented the geodesic dome — the strongest, lightest, most efficient form known to humankind.

By 1954, he had invented synergetic math and patented the geodesic dome — the strongest, lightest, most efficient form known to humankind.

By 1954, he had invented synergetic math and patented the geodesic dome — the strongest, lightest, most efficient form known to humankind.

By 1954, he had invented synergetic math and patented the geodesic dome — the strongest, lightest, most efficient form known to humankind.

By 1954, he had invented synergetic math and patented the geodesic dome — the strongest, lightest, most efficient form known to humankind.

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Material Science Breakthrough

Material Science Breakthrough

Material Science Breakthrough

Rustom Roy in his laboratory at Penn State University

1996

1996

1996

1996

In 1996, Professor Rustum Roy invented chemically bonded ceramics — a new family of ultra-high strength, low-carbon, biologically resonant materials.

In 1996, Professor Rustum Roy invented chemically bonded ceramics — a new family of ultra-high strength, low-carbon, biologically resonant materials.

In 1996, Professor Rustum Roy invented chemically bonded ceramics — a new family of ultra-high strength, low-carbon, biologically resonant materials.

In 1996, Professor Rustum Roy invented chemically bonded ceramics — a new family of ultra-high strength, low-carbon, biologically resonant materials.

In 1996, Professor Rustum Roy invented chemically bonded ceramics — a new family of ultra-high strength, low-carbon, biologically resonant materials.

2007

2007

2007

2007

By 2007, Argonne National Labs completed an 11-year R&D program to commercialize this new category of materials for the nuclear industry.

By 2007, Argonne National Labs completed an 11-year R&D program to commercialize this new category of materials for the nuclear industry.

By 2007, Argonne National Labs completed an 11-year R&D program to commercialize this new category of materials for the nuclear industry.

By 2007, Argonne National Labs completed an 11-year R&D program to commercialize this new category of materials for the nuclear industry.

By 2007, Argonne National Labs completed an 11-year R&D program to commercialize this new category of materials for the nuclear industry.

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Geoship founders Morgan Bierschenk and Bas Kools people stand saluting in front of a geodesic dome structure with a door.

2017-2021

2017-2021

2017-2021

2017-2021

In 2017, Geoship founders Morgan Bierschenk and Bas Kools begin developing proprietary formulations of Chemically Bonded Ceramics for the mass manufacturing of geodesic homes. In 2021 they complete design, manufacturing, and installation of the world's first all-ceramic composite structure.

In 2017, Geoship founders Morgan Bierschenk and Bas Kools begin developing proprietary formulations of Chemically Bonded Ceramics for the mass manufacturing of geodesic homes. In 2021 they complete design, manufacturing, and installation of the world's first all-ceramic composite structure.

In 2017, Geoship founders Morgan Bierschenk and Bas Kools begin developing proprietary formulations of Chemically Bonded Ceramics for the mass manufacturing of geodesic homes. In 2021 they complete design, manufacturing, and installation of the world's first all-ceramic composite structure.

In 2017, Geoship founders Morgan Bierschenk and Bas Kools begin developing proprietary formulations of Chemically Bonded Ceramics for the mass manufacturing of geodesic homes. In 2021 they complete design, manufacturing, and installation of the world's first all-ceramic composite structure.

In 2017, Geoship founders Morgan Bierschenk and Bas Kools begin developing proprietary formulations of Chemically Bonded Ceramics for the mass manufacturing of geodesic homes. In 2021 they complete design, manufacturing, and installation of the world's first all-ceramic composite structure.

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Geoship bioceramic composites replace nearly all conventional building materials — enabling homes that are stronger, safer, and better for people and the planet.

Geoship bioceramic composites replace nearly all conventional building materials — enabling homes that are stronger, safer, and better for people and the planet.

Geoship bioceramic composites replace nearly all conventional building materials — enabling homes that are stronger, safer, and better for people and the planet.

Geoship bioceramic composites replace nearly all conventional building materials — enabling homes that are stronger, safer, and better for people and the planet.

Bringing It Together With Intelligent Production

Bringing It Together With Intelligent Production

Bringing It Together With Intelligent Production

We bring nature’s most efficient geometry and materials together with 21st-century manufacturing technology. Precision-engineered geodesic components are flat-packed and quickly assembled by small crews into healthy, sustainable, and resilient homes — just as Fuller envisioned.

We bring nature’s most efficient geometry and materials together with 21st-century manufacturing technology. Precision-engineered geodesic components are flat-packed and quickly assembled by small crews into healthy, sustainable, and resilient homes — just as Fuller envisioned.

We bring nature’s most efficient geometry and materials together with 21st-century manufacturing technology. Precision-engineered geodesic components are flat-packed and quickly assembled by small crews into healthy, sustainable, and resilient homes — just as Fuller envisioned.

We bring nature’s most efficient geometry and materials together with 21st-century manufacturing technology. Precision-engineered geodesic components are flat-packed and quickly assembled by small crews into healthy, sustainable, and resilient homes — just as Fuller envisioned.

The Foundation behind Geoship

The Foundation behind Geoship

The Foundation behind Geoship

The Foundation behind Geoship

By optimizing the materials, geometry, and manufacturing, we unlock the 21st century peoples’ home. Affordable, sustainable, resilient, and healthy homes for everybody.
By optimizing the materials, geometry, and manufacturing, we unlock the 21st century peoples’ home. Affordable, sustainable, resilient, and healthy homes for everybody.
By optimizing the materials, geometry, and manufacturing, we unlock the 21st century peoples’ home. Affordable, sustainable, resilient, and healthy homes for everybody.
By optimizing the materials, geometry, and manufacturing, we unlock the 21st century peoples’ home. Affordable, sustainable, resilient, and healthy homes for everybody.
By optimizing the materials, geometry, and manufacturing, we unlock the 21st century peoples’ home. Affordable, sustainable, resilient, and healthy homes for everybody.

2017

2017

2017

2017

Founders Morgan, Bas, and Adam begin bioceramic R&D in a farmhouse on Whidbey Island.
Founders Morgan, Bas, and Adam begin bioceramic R&D in a farmhouse on Whidbey Island.
Founders Morgan, Bas, and Adam begin bioceramic R&D in a farmhouse on Whidbey Island.
Morgan and Bas stand near Geoship's early prototype structure, one with arm on another's shoulder.

2020

2020

2020

2020

Raise $1.07M through equity crowdfunding; build the world’s first ceramic composite geodesic dome. 
Raise $1.07M through equity crowdfunding; build the world’s first ceramic composite geodesic dome. 
Raise $1.07M through equity crowdfunding; build the world’s first ceramic composite geodesic dome. 
Group poses in front of Geoship's early prototype, geodesic dome structure, some on top, some with arms raised, in celebration under sky.

2024

2024

2024

2024

A team from Tesla, SpaceX, Apple, and beyond joins; 15,000 sq ft pilot facility opens.
A team from Tesla, SpaceX, Apple, and beyond joins; 15,000 sq ft pilot facility opens.
A team from Tesla, SpaceX, Apple, and beyond joins; 15,000 sq ft pilot facility opens.
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2025

2025

2025

2025

Geoship achieves California Factory Built Housing Certification and manufactures the first bioceramic dome as a fully integrated home.
Geoship achieves California Factory Built Housing Certification and manufactures the first bioceramic dome as a fully integrated home.
Geoship achieves California Factory Built Housing Certification and manufactures the first bioceramic dome as a fully integrated home.
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Live Outside the Box

Live Outside the Box

Live Outside the Box

Live Outside the Box

Building the infrastructure for regenerative communities, with geodesic domes at the heart.
Building the infrastructure for regenerative communities, with geodesic domes at the heart.
Building the infrastructure for regenerative communities, with geodesic domes at the heart.
Building the infrastructure for regenerative communities, with geodesic domes at the heart.
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Our Culture

Our Culture

Our Culture

Our Culture

Join us in building an infinite culture and brand. A culture built around evolutionary purpose, care for the soul, and exemplary achievement.
Join us in building an infinite culture and brand. A culture built around evolutionary purpose, care for the soul, and exemplary achievement.
Join us in building an infinite culture and brand. A culture built around evolutionary purpose, care for the soul, and exemplary achievement.
Join us in building an infinite culture and brand. A culture built around evolutionary purpose, care for the soul, and exemplary achievement.
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Evolutionary
Purpose

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Evolutionary
Purpose

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Evolutionary
Purpose

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Care For The Soul

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Care For The Soul

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Exemplary
Achievement

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Exemplary
Achievement

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Exemplary
Achievement

Join the Crew

Join the Crew

Join the Crew

Join the Crew

Joining Geoship means more than taking a job—it means stepping into a community with evolutionary purpose. We’re pioneering the future of home as sacred infrastructure, and we’re calling in bold, visionary builders to help shape it. Whether you’re an engineer, designer, maker, storyteller, or artist—you’ll find something here that feels like home: a sense of belonging, deep support, and the opportunity to do your life’s work.

Joining Geoship means more than taking a job—it means stepping into a community with evolutionary purpose. We’re pioneering the future of home as sacred infrastructure, and we’re calling in bold, visionary builders to help shape it. Whether you’re an engineer, designer, maker, storyteller, or artist—you’ll find something here that feels like home: a sense of belonging, deep support, and the opportunity to do your life’s work.

Joining Geoship means more than taking a job—it means stepping into a community with evolutionary purpose. We’re pioneering the future of home as sacred infrastructure, and we’re calling in bold, visionary builders to help shape it. Whether you’re an engineer, designer, maker, storyteller, or artist—you’ll find something here that feels like home: a sense of belonging, deep support, and the opportunity to do your life’s work.

A white geodesic dome structure with triangular windows and a glass door entrance sits on a circular platform.
A white geodesic dome structure with triangular windows and a glass door entrance sits on a circular platform.
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Help pioneer
zero-waste
architecture

Work at the edge of material science, geometry, and sacred design.
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Help pioneer
zero-waste
architecture

Work at the edge of material science, geometry, and sacred design.
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A co-operative culture with steward ownership

Our corporate structure reflects our values—evolutionary purpose, freedom, and trust.
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A co-operative culture with steward ownership

Our corporate structure reflects our values—evolutionary purpose, freedom, and trust.
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Collaborate across disciplines—science, design, community

From ceramic chemistry to community planning, you’ll co-create at the intersections.
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Collaborate across disciplines—science, design, community

From ceramic chemistry to community planning, you’ll co-create at the intersections.
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Shape scalable solutions for global climate resilience

We’re not just building homes—we’re preparing the blueprint for the next civilization.
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Shape scalable solutions for global climate resilience

We’re not just building homes—we’re preparing the blueprint for the next civilization.
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Be part of a team building homes—
and futures

We’re redefining what it means to work, to belong, and to build in harmony with the natural world.
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Be part of a team building homes—
and futures

We’re redefining what it means to work, to belong, and to build in harmony with the natural world.

See the Team in Action

See the Team in Action

See the Team in Action

See the Team in Action

Recent News & Updates

Recent News & Updates

Recent News & Updates

The GeoJourney

GeoJourney Episode 8

Installing the Exterior Shell & Meet our World-Class Product Engineers

The GeoJourney

GeoJourney Episode 7

Watch the Dome Take Shape + Introducing Unity Ridge

The GeoJourney

GeoJourney Episode 6

Anchoring Amma One & MEP System Overview

The GeoJourney

GeoJourney Episode 8

Installing the Exterior Shell & Meet our World-Class Product Engineers

The GeoJourney

GeoJourney Episode 7

Watch the Dome Take Shape + Introducing Unity Ridge

The GeoJourney

GeoJourney Episode 6

Anchoring Amma One & MEP System Overview

The GeoJourney

GeoJourney Episode 5

Bioceramics Meet Construction: The Material Science Behind GeoRock