Planning backyard studios
for 2022

Since 2019, we have invested over $1,000,000 into engineering and research to design a process for 3D printing homes using recycled materials. While designing the new method, we completed over 40 houses, ADUs, and backyard studios—increasing revenue by 195% from 2019 to 2020, and by 260% from 2020 to 2021. Since launching our website in early January 2022, we have received paid customer deposits for units valued at over $3,000,000.

We start with backyard studios, as their 120 sq ft size means that planning permission is generally not required. Avoiding potential bureaucratic red tape delays will allow us to produce & install at a fast pace.

As the first 3D printed structure printed from recycled materials, we've made (and continue to make) more than our fair share of headlines, appearing in over 100 publications in four languages. All publicity has been organic—no PR agency or paid placements.

Homeowners and homebuilders

Azure is a B2C & B2B2C business. We are selling Backyard Studios and ADUs directly to homeowners and investors & through marketplaces; while we sell homes to home builders & developers.

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Why now

A better way to build

Azure Printed Homes is disrupting the construction industry by changing the way homes are built. We have a vision where construction projects are built quickly and more affordably while also repurposing existing building materials and cutting emissions instead of having to utilize new resources.

We are ready to take on partners to bring this idea to the next level: a starter production facility that can generate over $7 million* in revenue for the company in 2022, and approximately $20 million* in the following year, when the plant is fully operational. In the future years, we will open similar factories in other states growing Azure to become one of the major prefab manufacturers.

* Click here for important information regarding Financial Projections which are not guaranteed.

Addressing the construction industry's sustainability problem

The production of traditional construction materials such as concrete contributes to about 11% of the world's carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.

Our printed material takes an abundant universal waste product, in plastic, and transforms it into a structurally-responsible polymer that we can 3D print.

We see this as a stepping stone toward a more fundamental use of recycled plastic and 3D printing in the home building industry.

Beginning as a bootstrapped startup

Azure Printed Homes has been completely self-funded to date with an internal investment of approximately $1,000,000.

Now we want to crowdsource this business, not just crowdfund it. Therefore, despite being told that we could raise at a much higher valuation, we chose to price this round conservatively under 6x our current revenue run rate. We chose this for two reasons. First, we want our earliest supporters to get a great deal so that you feel valued and are appropriately rewarded for believing in us.

The second is that our executive team has been around the block, and we've seen what happens when entrepreneurs over-value their companies—creating many problems down the line for future financings or exits. So we aim to set the stage for the best possible outcomes by pricing conservatively—for everyone involved.

We're staunch believers that companies should only raise money if they firmly committed to delivering a return for their investors. Of course, we can't predict the future, but our management team now works for YOU—and we will work tirelessly to get you the best return on your investment. We're raising on Republic because we want all our fans and early adopters also to have an opportunity to be investors and co-owners.