Ground ZeroGround Zero — The Living PrototypeThe 12-acre Texas pilot concept, updated with a weeping willow beside the pond and magnolias around the residence. A compact landscape of food, water, energy and habitat.View concept
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From ambitious civilization studies to a working blueprint for Ground Zero—explore Fooy's evolving vision through eight concept illustrations.
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Ground ZeroGround Zero — The Living PrototypeThe 12-acre Texas pilot concept, updated with a weeping willow beside the pond and magnolias around the residence. A compact landscape of food, water, energy and habitat.View concept
Ground ZeroGround Zero — The Land-Use MasterplanAn integrated twelve-acre concept with a shared water reserve, orchard, paddocks, pine buffers, solar roofing, and a consolidated barndominium.View concept
CivilizationGenesis • Atlas • HorizonA long-horizon community vision connecting communications, knowledge, workshops, farms, reservoirs and energy infrastructure.View concept
CivilizationGlobal Assistance HabitatsA regional systems study featuring integrated mountain infrastructure, regenerative agriculture, homes and water management.View concept
Engineering StudiesWind & Water HarvestingExploratory geometry for ridges, wind-flow corridors, fog collection and water catchment. Illustrative concepts awaiting technical validation.View concept
Engineering StudiesThe Self-Powering Construction SiteA phased construction vision using renewable power, material processing, electric machinery and energy storage to reduce dependence on imported fuel.View concept
Future HorizonsWestern Australia — Modular DevelopmentA longer-term exploration of compact settlements, excavated reservoirs and manufactured terrain in Western Australia.View concept
CivilizationGAH Prototype CityAn early, wide-scale settlement model organized around four reservoir and mountain systems with infrastructure for food, energy, water and community life.View concept
Concept status: Artwork is illustrative and exploratory, not evidence of completed construction, approved development, verified engineering performance, or established feasibility. Some systems will require independent validation, permitting and site-specific design.