142 acres on the Colorado River ridge. A town built from scratch for the way we'll live next: humans and humanoids, side by side, with nothing overhead but sky.
Arcadia isn't a smart city bolted onto old ideas. It's 142 acres designed from the ground up: underground tunnels move logistics, utilities, and waste invisibly. Clean airspace with no wires, no poles. Every rooftop doubles as a landing pad. The heated lagoon cools the data centers underneath while you swim in it.
Tunnels handle logistics, utilities, and waste beneath the surface. Nothing ugly touches the skyline.
Hydroponic wall gardens line the town. Drones harvest and deliver produce without a single truck.
No roads. No utility poles. No overhead wires. Just paths, people, and the occasional humanoid neighbor.
Infrastructure that talks to itself. The town adapts in real time to how residents actually live.
Safe streets, AI companions for kids, and a town that does the boring stuff so parents get evenings back.
Founders, artists, makers. Four extra hours a day to do the work that matters to you.
Startup collectives and creative teams with shared space, shared infrastructure, shared momentum.
Humanoid and robotic residents. Not servants. Neighbors. Full community members with a role in the town.
Bastrop County, Texas. On the Colorado River ridge, 35 miles from Austin. Foundation 2026.