A modular floating-home company. Prefabricated, sea-immune living modules that deploy on open water, in harbours, or on land.
Overview
Habitable land is running out. The ocean isn't. Spacexity builds prefabricated modules that live on water and reconfigure into homes, farms, offices, or data centres.
The product is a shell: 3 by 6 by 3 metres, mirrored stainless cladding, built to sit through storms, hurricanes, and flood conditions. Modules join edge to edge for a wider plan, or stack, with the floor below always wider than the floor above. One unit grows into a row of eight, then a community of twenty.
The same shell reconfigures for residential homes, floating communities, solar farms, aquaculture, offshore offices, research stations, and commercial compute. A flagship use case is a 104-module seawater-cooled data centre: roughly 1,872 square metres of compute under a solar roof, deployable in sovereign waters in months.
I'm not one of the founders. I do the design and web engineering: the site, the typographic system, the way things move, and the way the brand lands across surfaces. Live at spacexity.org, and evolving like everything worth working on.
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