Our contributing engineers have worked for NASA, Amazon, AT&T, Lockheed Martin, Auburn University, International Paper; and hold degrees in several fields of engineering, architecture and permaculture.
We decided it was time to combine our talents and offer an alternative that can change the status quo.
Though we grew up in a world marred by poverty and planetary neglect, we didn’t simply accept it as “the way the world works.” We were overcome by a sense of responsibility and set out to create a sustainable building and lifestyle system we could be proud of – where poverty was optional and freedom was irrevocable.
In order to achieve our desired impact, we had to design around our ABC's:
Affordability, Biosustainability, & Customizability.
At Abundance Building Concepts, we reimagined our lifestyle from the ground up—rethinking home systems, daily habits, and long-term goals to design a new way of living rooted in efficiency, sustainability, and freedom.
Our journey began with creating an ultra-efficient, replicable building system. We tested the best products, incorporated recycled materials, and even invented low-tech tools to make DIY building truly accessible and affordable for everyone.
Next, we developed strategies for off-grid utilities that eliminate unnecessary monthly bills, giving you back control over your life. But we didn’t stop there.
We curated practical, low-cost solutions for growing your own food, protecting your digital privacy, and transacting with sound money—empowering you to live resiliently in every area of life.
To tie it all together, we built the Abundance Network app—a private, decentralized communication tool that works even without internet or cell service.
This isn’t just a collection of tools. It’s a pathway to the kind of freedom and self-sufficiency that’s been missing for generations—a life of true ABUNDANCE!
"Without the burdens of expensive mortgages, energy dependency, and incursions on privacy – the potential for cascading human progress is unlimited!"
– Daniel Isaacson, Founder