Owned technology
A modular household Library and Sprovik guidance, keeping knowledge, troubleshooting and basic local operation under homeowner control.
FOOY / COMMUNITY DESIGN
Build capable homes.
Then connect them.
Fooy is designing a model that begins with responsible land reclamation and site preparation, then places productive homesteads—proposed from ½ acre to 100 acres—on suitable land. Residents would generate essential resources, learn practical skills through AI, and share expertise locally. The aim is less routine dependence on distant institutions while strengthening neighborhood cooperation.
← Return to current developmentPRIORITIES / FROM HOME TO NEIGHBORHOOD
Practical systems first.
Essential resources
On-site electricity generation, battery storage, rainwater harvesting, efficiency and essential-load backups—engineered safely for each property.
Repair and produce
CNC machining, 3D printing, practical workshops, micro-gardens and seed starting. Make replacement parts and useful goods at home or in local shared facilities.
Lots built for purpose
A proposed range of ½–100 acres supports everything from compact gardens and solar roofs to working acreage, orchards and larger-scale food production where feasible.
Raise practical skill levels
Develop locally skilled citizens through AI-supported education, opt-in skill sharing and specialist neighbors. Expand access to expertise rather than making it a membership barrier.
Reduce routine dependence
Meet more daily needs at home or within the neighborhood—reducing reliance on distant providers and government assistance for ordinary problems while preserving public safety and legal compliance.
Reclaim and prepare land
Evaluate disturbed, previously developed and underused sites for selective excavation, grading, erosion control, soil restoration and productive reuse. Engineering and environmental review come before earthmoving.
Explore the proposed Fooy homestead model ↗
COMMUNITY CONCEPT ART / NOT A BUILT OR APPROVED PROJECT
Project status · November 2026
No Fooy community has been built, property acquired, excavation or reclamation work begun, or lots offered. Site approvals, remediation plans, construction financing and permits remain future feasibility matters. Current hands-on development centers on the technology for a household pilot.
Read the original Fooy community vision in the historical archive ↗