I'm building
a home alone
in Patagonia.
Some bricks are already sealed inside the walls.
Yours could be one of them.
If you help with the materials, I'll write your name on a brick and seal it permanently inside the house. Once the wall closes — it stays there forever.
Put Your Name In Before The Wall Closes →Names are being sealed as construction progresses.
Why I'm doing this alone
The Patagonian steppe is windy. Relentlessly windy. Some days I can't lay a single brick. I mix mortar at dawn and wait. When the wind drops, I work until my arms give out. This is what it actually looks like to build a home at the edge of the world.
A few people asked if they could help with materials. So I came up with something simple: contribute anything you want, and I'll write your name on a brick and seal it permanently into the wall. Your name stays there for as long as the house stands — decades, maybe a century.
The names inside the wall
These names are already part of the structure. More are being sealed every week.
Add Your Name
What you get
Every contribution — any size — puts your name somewhere permanent. Any amount works. There is no minimum.
"Every brick in this house is placed by hand. Some of them now carry names from people around the world. Those names will stay there for as long as the house stands."
— Gabriel, Patagonia
Prefer a direct transfer?
Some people prefer to skip platforms. If that's you, you can transfer directly — 100% goes to the build, no commissions, no middlemen. Your name will still be sealed into the wall, same as everyone else.
Your name. One house.
A hundred years.
The wall is being built right now. Every day, more bricks get sealed. The space for your name is still open — but the house will be finished.
Put Your Name In Before The Wall Closes →