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Press & media.

Airformed concrete shell homes engineered to outlast and outperform conventional construction. Resources for journalists below.

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About

EcoDomeHomes, a venture of Memorable Green, designs and engineers airformed concrete shell homes in Portugal and builds them worldwide. The underlying construction system, the M45 Protocol, is the subject of a Portuguese utility model (INPI Modelo de Utilidade N.º 12464, filed February 2026, patent pending) and a signed research agreement with the University of Algarve. The company is based in the University of Algarve incubator (CRIA) on the Gambelas campus, and is part of the Digital Built Accelerator at Técnico de Lisboa, backed by Unicorn Factory Lisboa.

Why it matters: the spec sheet

SpecificationConventional homeEcoDomeHomes
Design service life50 to 80 years500 years
Wind resistance145 to 240 km/h400 km/h
Fire ratingCombustibleIBC Type II
Hurricane resistanceNot ratedFEMA P-361 near-absolute protection
Time to watertight4 to 8 weeksUnder two weeks
Time to finished6 to 12 months12 weeks
Operational energyBaselineUp to 75% lower
Build costBaselineAbout 5% below standard construction
Structural rebuilds in 500 years6 to 10Zero

Units have survived wildfires that destroyed the structures around them.

Key facts

Founder

Chris Garner, founder of EcoDomeHomes and Memorable Green, spent more than 25 years in residential construction, including award-winning design-build firms in the United States, before relocating to the Algarve to build EcoDomeHomes. He is available for interviews on construction technology, housing affordability, and climate-resilient building.

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EcoDomeHomes is a venture of Memorable Green. Airformed concrete shell homes designed and engineered in Portugal, built worldwide.