Production run
10 Units
Completed in NZ. Not a prototype.
Material recovery
98%
Measured. Not modeled.
Structural tests
150+
Push-pull at 1.5× max wind load.
Years occupied
10+
2016 proof-of-concept still occupied 2026.
Assembly cycles
14+
On pilot units. Repeatable. Documented.
US units ready
2
Memphis. US-ready. Now.
The units
Real aluminum. Real dates. Real places.
These are not renders. These are photographs of built Anyplace modules — dated, located, and documented.
Single module with branded wrap — March 13 2025, Auckland NZ. Flat roof variant on timber skids. Real unit, real date.
Gable module suspended full-span between two shipping containers — cyclone test, August 2024. No simulation. Real weather. No leaks. No damage.
Left: 2018 proof-of-concept — still occupied 2026. Centre: 2016 first site installation. Right: bare aluminum frame showing the keying-rib joining geometry.
Structural testing
We tested until there was nothing left to test.
150+ push-pull tests at 1.5× maximum wind load on the bare frame. No deviation. Not a single joint failure across the entire test program.
Four-corner full-span load test with one corner block removed — the frame held on three corners. Murphy walked to the suspended corner from inside the module to verify. The test was not planned. The result was not expected to be that clean.
A real-weather cyclone — not simulated — on a unit suspended full-span between two shipping containers. No leaks. No damage. No structural movement. The test was the weather.
Forklift drag tests on single and joined units. No failure. Wall panel replacement: 28 minutes start to finish.
Forklift drag test — recorded
The production record
Ten units. One country. Full circularity.
The 10-unit New Zealand production run was not a controlled factory environment. It was a field laboratory — real components, real tolerances, real assembly conditions, real weather. The 98% material recovery figure was not projected from a model. It was measured from the components of that run.
The production run revealed a critical 0.7mm tolerance error that, when corrected, improved fit and assembly consistency across the system. That error and its correction are documented. Replicating Anyplace requires approximately two years of production mistakes including that specific error.
No commercial sales have been made. The first US production run will be the first commercial run. Investors enter on a de-risked asset: every production mistake has already been made in New Zealand.
Independent site tour — UDINZ
Urban Development Institute of New Zealand. February 18, 2025.
UDINZ brought their membership to the Anyplace production facility in Avondale, Auckland for a hands-on site tour. Industry professionals, developers, and urban planners saw the system in person.
UDINZ Summer Site Tour Series 2024/2025 — hosted by Adaptable Structures, 9 Fremlin Place, Avondale, Auckland. 18 February 2025, 7:30–9:00am NZDT.
Supply chain
Hydro North America.
Agreement signed.
Technical and Economic Discovery Agreement signed with Hydro North America, February 2026. Paul Walker, Head of Sales, met in person at the 2026 NAHB International Builders' Show in Orlando.
Hydro is one of the world's largest aluminum companies with a significant US manufacturing and distribution footprint. The TEDA is the formal beginning of the supply chain relationship for US production.
The Anyplace IP is geometry — it runs through existing aluminum extrusion infrastructure anywhere in the world. Hydro NA is the US supply chain partner. Two complete US-ready units are in Memphis now.
The tariff advantage — 2026
2026 tariffs on lumber, copper, steel, and cabinets are projected to add $17,500 per conventional home. Anyplace modules are recycled aluminum — domestic material, robust US supply chain via Hydro North America. As tariffs widen the cost of conventional construction, the Anyplace cost advantage widens with them.
Two US-ready units — Memphis
Two complete Anyplace modules are US-ready in Memphis. The first US production run builds on a validated design, a signed supply chain agreement, and a production record that has already made and corrected every major manufacturing error.
Recognition
Independent validation.
Left: BIM World Munich Smart Construction Innovation World Cup — Top 40, November 2025. Centre: Kiwibank NZ Innovator of the Year gala — Spark NZ Innovator Semi-Finalist, 1 of 10, March 20 2025. Right: SBN Next 95, 2024.
BIM World Munich
Top 40
Smart Construction Innovation World Cup — Selected Innovator, November 26–27 2025.
Kiwibank NZ Innovator of the Year
Semi-Finalist
Spark NZ Innovator — Te Pou Whakairo o te Tau. 1 of 10 from thousands. Gala March 20 2025.
Massey University
August 2025
Presentation and faculty certificate. Independent academic engagement with the system and DfIND methodology.