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Step #1:

• To develop a building system able to match, then exceed, current building systems  

• Step #1 is complete & gaining popularity

 

Step #2:

• To spark the creativity behind new design, new tech, new understanding etc, leading to better & long-range architectures:

• Multi-generational, maintenance-free design to capture local energy and rainwater to support local habitation and vegetation

• Replace the 30 yr. lifecycle, high-maintenance house, supported by rat-race weeks & fix-it weekends, with a 500 yr. heirloom house generating extra time for rest, recharge and forward oriented creativity

• Man-made architecture to coordinate with natural rhythms, such as day/night energy and seasonal rain/growth cycles

• Design innovations made easy by the efficiencies of LAVA's simple building methods   

 

On the horizon: 

• Walls that can be tuned to uniquely respond to exterior orientation and interior use

• Technology that allows roofs and walls to be biased toward absorbing cool and resisting heat, or vice-versa

LAVA will fluidly adapt to tomorrow's innovative designs, so creativity is worth encouraging