Earthship Biotecture

Founded in 1970, Earthship Biotecture is a private company headquartered in Tres Piedras, United States with approximately 51-200 employees specializing in Energy Storage, Other.

Earthship Biotecture is a pioneering sustainable architecture and construction company founded by Michael Reynolds. The company specializes in designing and building off-grid residential homes (Earthships) constructed from natural and recycled materials including earth-rammed tires, cans, and bottles. Earthships are autonomous buildings designed to produce their own electricity via solar and wind systems, harvest and filter rainwater, treat sewage, and grow food. The company provides comprehensive services including architectural consultation, construction planning, permitting guidance, and hands-on field study programs. Earthship Biotecture operates an internationally recognized Academy offering certification programs in sustainable building design and construction. The company has built Earthships in 38 US states and over 20 countries. Their Greater World community in Taos, New Mexico represents the world's largest approved sustainable subdivision. Earthship homes are designed to function in any climate worldwide, combining passive solar principles with renewable energy systems to achieve zero utility costs for residents.