M.W.J STUDIO × AI · EASTING

EASTING · E-CDS
From extreme Earth
to interstellar habitats

Built on recycled solid-waste composite materials and fused with AI generative design and 3D printing, E-CDS is a dual-track venture: low-carbon infrastructure for Earth’s extreme environments, and a validation system for interstellar construction — commercialising on Earth while iterating toward the stars.

5000t
Annual solid waste processed
≥400t
Annual carbon-reduction target
3-5×100M
Post-money valuation target
ABOUT

Eastern wisdom · Warp-drive power · Interstellar future

As space agencies and SpaceX reach for the stars, and as extreme weather collides with urban growth, our founding conviction is a spatial solution that bridges Earth and space, tradition and future — rooted in Eastern wisdom, winged by frontier technology, so that architecture can withstand Earth and take root among the stars.

Dual-track strategy

Dual-track strategy Earth ↔ Stars

Built on recycled solid-waste composite materials and fused with AI generative design and 3D printing, E-CDS is a dual-track venture: low-carbon infrastructure for Earth’s extreme environments, and a validation system for interstellar construction — commercialising on Earth while iterating toward the stars.

EARTH · 1.0

Earth Track · Commercialisation

Off-grid, mobile, prefabricated low-carbon infrastructure built on recycled solid-waste composite materials.

STAR · 2.0

Interstellar Track · Technology Iteration

Lunar-base modules combining in-situ regolith materials with prefabricated 3D printing — testing the stars on Earth.

VISION

Resilient on Earth, reaching the stars

Short term · 3–5 yrs

Become China’s leader in extreme-environment low-carbon infrastructure — 50,000t solid waste/yr, ≥30% overseas revenue.

Mid term · 5–10 yrs

Become a core supplier of lunar-base construction technology and commercialise a lunar-base simulation testbed.

Long term · 10+ yrs

Become a global leader in interstellar habitat construction — architecture resilient on Earth and reaching the stars.

ROADMAP

From zero to one, phase by phase

01
Phase I · 2026

Validation & first orders

Complete Stardust pilot production and secure first orders. 50 units/yr pilot capacity, ¥5M revenue, multiple patent filings.

02
Phase II · 2027–2028

Scale-up & new scenarios

Reach mass production across scenarios and start Star-Core R&D. 500 units/yr, ¥50M revenue, 400t/yr carbon reduction.

03
Phase III · 2029–2030

Upgrade & global expansion

Validate the Star-Core series and export overseas. ¥200M revenue, ≥30% overseas, leading lunar-base technology.

Core Technology

Four pillars, one closed technology loop

01
Invention patent filed

Recycled Composite Materials

AI visual analysis with dynamic formulation for high-performance composite panels.

02
Software copyright registered

AI Generative Design

Data-driven, rapid generation of extreme-environment and interstellar designs.

03
Design patent granted

3D-Printed Prefabrication

Integrated printing and modular assembly for rapid component production.

04
Invention patent granted

Off-Grid Energy & Resource Loop

Solar / geothermal plus water recycling for fully off-grid operation.

CLOSED LOOP

A closed loop, feedstock to recycling

01

Recycled material · Feedstock

02

AI generative design · Design

03

3D-printed prefab · Production

04

Extreme / interstellar build · Application

05

On-site waste recovery · Recycling

PRODUCTS

From Earth’s Stardust to interstellar Star-Core

Stardust Series
STARDUST · 1.0

Stardust Series

Earth flagship · modular metal capsule

An off-grid, mobile, prefabricated low-carbon spatial solution based on recycled composite materials — a green, multifunctional habitat support system for extreme environments.

USE CASES

Municipal & water works · desert outposts · emergency housing

KEY ADVANTAGES
  • Recycled feedstock cuts cost by 30%
  • Integrated off-grid energy, fully self-sufficient
  • Rapid assembly boosts build efficiency by 80%
Star-Core Series
STAR-CORE · 2.0

Star-Core Series

Interstellar validation · lunar-base module

Lunar-base simulation modules combining in-situ regolith materials with prefabricated 3D printing, extending Earth-based waste technology via AI-driven formulation to materials suited to lunar soil.

USE CASES

Lunar-base simulation · in-situ resource utilisation (ISRU)

KEY ADVANTAGES
  • Joint simulation testbed with research institutes
  • Key-technology validation and prototyping
  • Commercialisation path for off-world ISRU
Portfolio

Selected Works

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Righton Building Re-use
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Righton Building Re-use

Manchester School of Architecture · Adaptive Re-use · 2020

Suspended Settlement · Streamline Habitat
Concept

Suspended Settlement · Streamline Habitat

Mars habitat concept · AI generative design

Star-Core · Mars Living Unit
Concept

Star-Core · Mars Living Unit

Off-grid prefab · modular metal capsule

Stardust · LEGO-style Modular Assembly
Concept

Stardust · LEGO-style Modular Assembly

3D printing + modular assembly · -30% schedule

TEAM

Cross-disciplinary talent, a solid foundation

Kiera Selene · Wenjing Ma

CEO / Founder

M.Arch (RIBA), University of Manchester; CPU.AI member; Shanghai municipal research lead; first inventor on modular prefab patents; architect at Arcplus. Focused on Green Infrastructure + intelligent design.

Alexandra Carter

Co-founder / Postdoc

Lunar & planetary science at Manchester under Prof. Katherine Joy; specialises in regolith simulant R&D and lunar in-situ resource utilisation (ISRU).

Zhicheng Liu

Co-founder / Postdoc

PhD, University College London (UCL); civil-engineering materials, composites, carbon-neutrality and resource reuse; 32 papers, 39 patents in China & Germany.

Keyan Lu

Co-founder / Council member

Head of product delivery, prefab structure and engineering. Standing council member, Interior Design Branch of ASC; 20 years in mortise-tenon and prefab assembly; winner of the GIA Global Home Innovation Award, Chicago.

Xiaofeng Lin

Co-founder / Legal · Risk · Capital

Director at SJTU School of Law; leads legal, risk and capital; ensures compliance and liaises with Rice University’s digital lab.

ADVISORS

Manchester × Rice global brain trust

Prof. Ulysses Sengupta

Professor of Architecture & Urbanism, Manchester School of Architecture; RIBA chartered architect; founding director of the CPU.ai lab; machine learning, generative design, data-driven architecture.

Prof. Katherine Joy

Professor of Planetary Science, University of Manchester; leader in aerospace and off-world exploration; regolith and lunar weathering research; visiting professor at the AA.

Prof. Stephen Hodder

Senior professor, Manchester School of Architecture; RIBA chartered architect and former RIBA President; Hon. FAIA; parametric design and digital fabrication.

Prof. David Alexander

Rice Space Institute (RSI); 60+ years of NASA collaboration; spacecraft design, rocket propulsion and extreme-environment materials.

Partners & resources
曼大 CPU.aiUCLRice UniversityRIBA上海市建筑师协会Hugh Broughton Architects

智构基建 · 韧行天地 · 拓界星际

Email · easting.architect@gmail.com

WeChat · 8615201900911

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