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AirCrete Construction
Liquid Stone

AirCrete
Basics

Master the art of lightweight, structural building. A one-day intensive on foam generation, mix design, and live dome construction.

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June 6, 2026
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Bubbles as
Support

AirCrete is a type of foamed concrete that is made by adding a high-volume foam to a cement-water slurry. It is lightweight, fireproof, and provides incredible insulation.

Dragon XL Foam Generation

Learn the mechanics of the Dome Gaia Dragon XL. Master the balance of pressure and surfactant to create dense, stable foam.

Optimized Mix Design

We break down the ratios of Portland cement, water, and foam to achieve the perfect density for structural walls.

Macro view of AirCrete foam bubbles
Structural Integrity

Forms & Reinforcement

Simple Brick Forms

Learn to build and use reusable brick forms. We'll cast individual blocks for you to take home and test.

01

Fiberglass Rebar

Why fiberglass? Understand the benefits of non-corrosive reinforcement in lightweight cementitious structures.

02

Mesh Integration

Master the application of alkali-resistant fiberglass mesh for surface strength and crack prevention.

03
Construction Site
Live Build
The Pizza Oven

Casting the
Liquid Dome

The highlight of the day: we will work together to cast a functional AirCrete pizza oven. This project demonstrates the insulating properties and fast curing times of the material.

Lunch Provided

Organic, desert-inspired lunch and healthy snacks are included in the tuition.

Essential
Logistics

What to Bring

A reusable water bottle, a sun hat, and high-SPF sunscreen. We provide all the specialized safety gear (goggles, respirators, gloves).

What to Wear

Construction-appropriate clothing. Long pants and closed-toe shoes are mandatory. Expect to get dusty!

Facilities

Our Desert Lab features clean composting toilets and shaded rest areas.

Make & Take

Every participant will cast and take home their own set of AirCrete bricks for testing and reference.

FAQ's

What should I wear?

Wear clothes you don't mind getting messy. AirCrete involves cement and foam. Closed-toe shoes (boots are best) and long pants are required.

Are there bathroom facilities?

Yes, the Desert Lab is equipped with off-grid composting toilets and hand-washing stations.

Do I need to bring tools?

No tools are required. We provide all the necessary equipment, including the Dragon XL foam generators and safety gear.

What is the Scholarship Program?

We offer 3 full-tuition scholarships for local community members or students focusing on sustainable architecture. Contact us for the application.

3 Scholarships Available

Become a Dome
Builder

Space is strictly limited to 10 participants to ensure everyone gets personal instruction on the foam generators. No prior construction experience is required.

$295

All-Inclusive Tuition

Dragon XL Operation Manual (PDF)
Lunch, Snacks & Hydration
All safety equipment provided
Post-intensive build support
Innovative lightweight concrete solutions for sustainable, fire-resistant off-grid structures.