A long-term, build-in-public documentary by Stephen James Lovegrove — building an atmospheric water-harvesting dome and the whole life around it. This is the planning home: every chat, note, deck and render in the archive, organised into a working production hub.
The active plan: quiet pre-build prep through early July, then Day 1 = Mon 6 Jul — film + build (don't publish yet), get the dome frame up by the Oct 14 birthday, then launch the channel + 24/7 livestream that day and premiere "I Built a Dome in 100 Days."
Film + build. Stockpile content, don't publish. Accounts already set up.
Site prep + base, raise the geodesic frame, intercut airflow / Venturi tests.
Finish frame + duct mock-ups; edit the backlog and cut the launch package.
Frame fully up, 24/7 livestream rig tested, launch videos finalised.
Channel goes live, premiere the 100-days film, start the livestream — at the party.
Day 1 is Mon 6 Jul → Oct 14 is exactly 100 days; quiet pre-build prep runs mid-June → Jul 5. Strategy: build a backlog now, publish on launch day. Full breakdown on the Roadmap · checklist on Launch · day-by-day on the Schedule.
The hub and the big-picture pages.
Voice/text capture → AI-sorted task board with key priorities
Dashboard: 8 categories, content pipeline, searchable index
Past → now → ahead, all threads in one timeline
The ten-year life arc behind Atmosfarm
Episode 1 + the 60-second commercial
Everything that makes up the project.
Dome spec sheet: blades, AWG, power & yield
Pitch/grant deck, roadmap, cost of hire
Build-cost estimate + a live budget tracker
Logo layers, colours, voice, taglines
Channel format, posting schedule, 20-video plan
Dated 100-day milestones — saved locally
The week built around concreting + pizza
Cameras, streaming kit, file workflow
Competitor + Adelaide-creator research
Per-platform plan + communities to reach
24/7 ticker, rotation, off-grid notes
The self-hosted streaming app + its site
Money streams, merch ideas, priorities
The creator-tools product idea
Index the images and trace every fact to its source.
