Vitruvius designs structurally-valid homes — architect-validated, not rendered — and drives them straight to a 3D-printing construction machine. Then each home looks after itself: powered by its own solar, catching its own rain, meshed with its neighbours, and run by Collab-Foundry’s on-device AI — sovereign, off-grid, and secured by Aegis. A design an architect would sign, printed as a building you can stand in.
Three stages on one sovereign stack — the design, the proof, and the print.
From a brief — site, budget, constraints, building code — Vitruvius generates real, buildable designs on your own hardware. Not mood-boards: geometry meant to be poured.
Firmitas first. Every design passes structural and code checks, and a real architect reviews and corrects it — and the correction flows back in, so the next design is better. A building it can’t prove safe, it won’t print.
Validated geometry is exported to a 3D-printing construction machine — toolpaths, not renders. Bits become a poured structure you can walk into.
Building a house is slow, labour-heavy and wasteful — and a home is out of reach for millions. 3D-printed construction changes that economy, and Vitruvius is the intelligence built to design for it.
A printer lays the structure a crew would raise by hand — fewer trades, fewer hours, a shell in days rather than months.
Material is extruded exactly where the design needs it — no off-cuts, no over-ordering. You pour what you use, and not a bag more.
Vitruvius optimises every design for material, span and printability from the first line — the cheapest sound way to build the brief, not the prettiest render.
Lower cost and a faster build mean shelter for more people — the humanity-first point of the whole exercise: dignity and a roof, not luxury.
Vitruvius doesn’t just design a building that stands — it designs one that runs itself. Each home makes its own power, banks it, catches its own water, and holds its own temperature — off-grid by design, not by upgrade. The AI solves for it from the first line, not as a finish bolted on at the end.
Every design is planned around on-site solar, then stores what it makes — battery plus the structure’s own thermal mass — so the house carries itself through night and cloud. A home that is its own power bank.
Rainwater capture is designed into the roof and form, so the home collects and lives on what falls on it — less drawn from the mains, more from the sky.
Orientation, mass and shading are optimised for passive comfort, and the home’s own stored energy handles the rest — so heating and cooling are solved by design, not by a power bill.
Designs favour recycled and reclaimed inputs — reused aggregate in the print mix, salvaged material where it’s sound. Circular, not extractive: a home that takes less from the world to stand.
A Vitruvius home doesn’t just stand and sustain itself — it thinks. Each one is built to run Collab-Foundry’s own sovereign AI on-device: a brain that manages the house and guards it, with nothing leaving the walls.
The brain orchestrates power, storage, water and climate moment to moment — balancing solar, battery and comfort so the home looks after its own resources without you thinking about it.
Security is built in, powered by Aegis: the home watches over itself, recognises trouble and acts — all processed inside the house, never streamed to a stranger’s cloud.
Homes mesh together over Meshtastic — long-range LoRa radio, ground to ground, with no internet or cell tower. A street of Vitruvius homes stays connected and coordinated even when the grid and the network go down.
The same on-device stack behind Aegis, Neuron AI and Cipher lives in the walls — your home’s intelligence is yours alone. Private by default, resilient with no internet, owned outright.
Two thousand years on, Vitruvius’ order still holds — and it’s the system’s spine.
Vitruvius is the proof of the Collab-Foundry model: we build the system, a domain expert brings the truth we can’t. We’re inviting an architectural firm — or an independent architect — to co-create the first real Vitruvius build: design and 3D-print one real house with us, at no cost. You help shape the tool and you’re first to use it; we earn the proof. Structural engineers, construction-tech teams and 3D-printing builders who want in are welcome too.
Architect, firm or builder — let’s build it together