seastead business

Side-by-side images of a two-storey, hexagonal house floating on the water. On the left, a digital rendering of the exterior of the house at sunset, with five windows, a pitched roof, and a deck surrounding the house. On the right, a drawing of the interior with a bedroom at the top level, kitchen on the surface level, and utility and ballast under the surface of the water.

SeaBrick approved for $1mm grant

by Carly Jackson
2026-02-172026-02-17

Our Active Project Partner, John Richardson, has been hard at work developing SeaBrick into a viable product. SeaBrick is a floating, interlocking brick system made from agricultural waste fiber –… Read More »SeaBrick approved for $1mm grant

Hexagon frames sit on the surface of the water. A few canvas tents sit on the frame, surrounding a free space in the middle.

+2M Views of ArkPad Seastead Business!

by Joe Quirk
2025-09-152025-10-21

In our last blog post, we showed this insider’s clip from Mitchell Suchner’s master plan for ArkPad seasteads at the Free Cities Online Conference. The next question is naturally, How will seasteaders make… Read More »+2M Views of ArkPad Seastead Business!