Build a Community

Not just a house, but a home

You’re not alone. And you aren’t the only one who feels alone. Your perspective and experiences are woven into an entire world of people. You’re a part of that world, not just a passive observer. You’re a participant in its events. You’re a contributor to its story. You’re not just a passenger on a rock hurtling through space, you’re helping to steer it. Community is the most effective survival tool that we’ve ever discovered, don’t let it go unused. Reach out. You’re the link that connects us all.

Chamisa Verde Breaks Ground on 3D-Printed Affordable Housing in Taos, NM

Welcome to the future of sustainable construction. At Pangea Biotecture, we are pioneering 3D-printed homebuilding solutions that are faster, stronger, and more affordable than traditional construction. Our innovative approach to additive construction is not just changing how homes are built, it’s redefining what’s possible for communities in need of high-performance, regenerative housing.

What Is 3D-Printed Construction?

3D-printed construction involves layering materials with concrete to form structural walls directly from a digital blueprint. Using a robotic printer, we extrude precise paths of material to form walls, insulation cavities, and architectural details with minimal waste.

Pangea utilizes the COBOD BOD2, a large-scale construction printer that can create entire wall systems for a home in less than 8 days. Combined with local labor, renewable fuels, and regenerative design principles, our method allows us to deliver highly efficient homes that meet or exceed building codes.

What is Regenerative Architecture?

A Complete Guide to Building Beyond Sustainability.
Introduction: Why Regeneration Matters Now.

We are no longer in an era where doing “less harm” is good enough. The environmental and social crises we face, climate disruption, housing insecurity, water scarcity, and ecosystem collapse, demand a deeper and more active response. That response is regeneration.

Innovative Solutions for Rural Housing Challenges

Across New Mexico, rural communities are grappling with aging housing stock, vacant and blighted properties, and a lack of affordable, healthy homes. This panel explores bold, cross-sector strategies to turn those challenges into opportunities for long-term resilience and revitalization.
This session offers practical insights, replicable models, and policy context for leaders looking to tackle rural housing challenges with creativity, collaboration, and impact. Panelists will introduce innovative models, policy frameworks, and funding tools that can help local governments, nonprofits, and developers take action.

Featured Panelists:

• Jonah Reynolds (Pangea Biotecture)
• Jaden Welch (City of Raton).
• Anchorum Foundation Representative
• Brett Weir (Village of Angel Fire)