N E W E A R T H
"Those who love peace must learn to organise
themselves as effectively as those who love war."
Martin Lurther King
Co-creating the foundations for a better way of living
The problems we face are not beyond our ability to solve — but they require us to connect.
As a global community, we can create what governments and profit-driven developers never will: truly democratic, people-led housing.
And it starts with a simple shift
This is crowdsourcing at a civilisational scale —
a transparent, voluntary alternative
to compulsory systems.
A shift from one person funding everything
to everyone contributing something —
a shift in intention —
from profit to people,
for outcomes that benefit us all.
Because most people want to contribute when they are invited, trusted and empowered — not forced.
For the first time, this is possible at scale —
digitally, globally, instantly.
No politicians, no petitions.
No gatekeepers.
Just people choosing to contribute.
Here’s how it works
Step into New Earth, follow our progress, and become part of a growing global community helping to build the future
Connect
Share
Share this vision with others and help grow the global awareness needed to bring New Earth to life
Contribute
Decide how much you want to give — monthly or one-off — and take part in building New Earth today
Build
We design and build while you follow progress in real time. Watch it grow every step of the way
It Can Be This Simple
Cohousing
Cohousing is a community of private apartments supplemented by shared spaces.
Unlike the Venus Project and other large-scale visions of a better world, we intend to start at a realistic, local scale — proving what’s possible one step at a time.
With your support, our first building will demonstrate the concept through the New Earth co-housing model, showcasing how community, design, and sustainability can work together in practice.
Working together with our online global community, we will provide shelter, energy, food, and water as a guaranteed foundation through five key building zones:
So What Will We Build?
Living
Private en suite studio flats to rest, shower & cook.
Co-working areas.
Productive
Biomes for continuous production of organic plant based foods.
Social
A flexible, central space for group meetings, talks, dining, yoga, workshops & more!
Creative
Hubs for socially progressive startups, creative studios & communal desk space.
Industrial
Waste-to-energy technology and bioplastic labs /
3D printing.
Living
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Modern housing often separates people into isolated units, with little thought given to how we actually live, connect, and share space day to day.
Private rooms provide comfort and personal space, while shared living areas are thoughtfully integrated to encourage connection when desired — creating a balance between independence and community.
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Productive
Food is often grown far from where it’s consumed, transported across long distances, and treated to survive the journey. This creates unnecessary energy use, waste, and a disconnect between people and what they eat.
Productive spaces bring food growing into the building itself. Naturally lit environments support a wide range of vegetables, fruits, and herbs — from seed nurseries to mature growing areas. These spaces function like open, living conservatories, where residents and local communities can engage, learn, and take part in the process.
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Community
Modern life often lacks spaces where people can come together meaningfully. Social interaction is increasingly fragmented, with fewer places designed for connection, collaboration, and shared experience.
Multi-functional community spaces create a central hub for daily life — hosting everything from shared meals and yoga to gatherings, events, and open discussions. These spaces are open not only to residents, but to the wider local community, fostering connection, participation, and a stronger sense of belonging.
Creative
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Opportunities for creative expression and meaningful collaboration are often limited to isolated settings, with few accessible spaces designed for small groups to gather, share ideas, and work together.
A network of smaller, multi-use hubs supports more focused and intimate activity — from workshops and presentations to design collaboration and support groups. Open to both residents and the wider community, these spaces evolve throughout the week, hosting a diverse range of people, ideas, and initiatives.
Industrial
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Energy, food and material production are typically centralised, resource-intensive, and disconnected from everyday life — relying on extraction, transport, and wasteful processes.
Industrial spaces integrate systems that mirror natural cycles — converting plant waste into clean energy through fermentation, and producing materials like bioplastics from rapidly renewable sources.
Using existing technologies, these processes will operate under one roof, demonstrating how energy and production can be sustainable, circular, and part of everyday living.
All Walks of Life
Who gets to stay?
From the happily employed to the homeless, supporters from all walks of life can apply for a contract that suits their needs. (Applications open during construction)
Employed?
If you’re happily employed but want some rent-free weeks to reduce debts or boost savings, consider subletting your current room and joining our short-stay programme...
Misemployed?
If your job is unfulfilling or causing stress, anxiety, or depression, we offer longer contracts and the time you need to reset, refocus, and turn your life around...
Unemployed?
If you’re struggling to make ends meet, out of work, or even on the streets, we’ll collaborate with existing charities to provide accommodation and support to help you get back on your feet...
Opportunities
Are you interested in community work, urban farming or architectural design?
We will offer additional rooms for part-time volunteers who feel passionately about improving society and contributing to New Earth. (Vacancies open during construction).
Volunteers
If you're interested in helping us out in any way, we'll have an array of opportunities for those who would like more involvement...
Urban Farmers
If you're interested in hydroponic production or simply learning about plant based foods and nutrition...
Designers
If you have design skills and would like to put them to good use by working on socially progressive architectural projects...
Virtual Tour
The virtual tour below provides a hypothetical view of how these spaces may be arranged in our flagship building.
Once complete, it will serve as a proof of concept for an architectural approach that will eventually expand into masterplans and entire social infrastructures.
"A house is a machine for living in."
Le Corbusier
Discover where our first building will be and cast your vote for the locations of future projects.