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An evolving regenerative living laboratory in Toodyay, Western Australia, centred on Dididaah House, an owner-built high-performance geodesic dome home. It brings together renewable off-grid energy, water collection and reuse, food production, aquaponics, pollinator habitat, fungi and spirulina experiments, native gardens, wildlife corridors, composting, nutrient recovery, biosecurity, ecological monitoring, emergency preparedness, reliability planning and continuous improvement.
The project draws on organic architecture, earth-based construction, biodynamic and transformative education principles, and the idea of an intelligent off-grid centre for living, remote work, research, creativity, education and ecological restoration.