A net-zero home with a tech stack no other home in the country has. Built on a Detroit infill lot, open to the world.
Expensive custom homes may have advanced systems, but they operate independently. Fuller is different: every major system runs through a single intelligence layer, tuned for energy, cost efficiency and the health of the home.
The goal: bring intelligent, net-zero living to the price point of modern new construction.
The Home OS optimizes energy, comfort, and air quality in real time.
Over-the-air software updates. New features after move-in, no renovation.
Predictive maintenance and clean-air monitoring guard the health of the home.
Tap a system to see what it does.
Solar panels on the roof generate the home's electricity.
Stores the solar power you make for evenings and cloudy days, and keeps the essentials running when the grid goes down.
Pipes buried in the yard tap the ground's steady temperature to heat the home in winter and cool it in summer, using far less energy than a furnace or standard air conditioner.
A tightly sealed home needs to breathe. This system brings in filtered outdoor air and sends stale air out, recovering the heat or cool on the way so you aren't paying to condition it twice.
Makes hot water by moving heat from the air instead of burning gas, using a fraction of the energy of a standard tank.
Sensors track carbon dioxide, humidity and fine particles, and tell the home when to bring in more fresh air.
A ready-to-use charger for an electric car, set up so it can run on the power the roof makes.
Water from showers and the washer is cleaned on site and reused to flush toilets, cutting the home's water use.
LED lighting that runs on safe, low-voltage power. Simpler wiring, less wasted energy, and lights that tie into the home's controls.
Watches the home's water flow and shuts off the main automatically if it spots a leak, before it turns into a flooded basement.
Includes finished basement.
Great room, dining, kitchen, mudroom, half bath, front and rear porches
Two bedrooms, two full baths, laundry
Fuller is not a homebuilder. It is the design, engineering, and fulfillment platform beneath homebuilding, solving the hard parts once so builders can deliver Fuller homes locally.
Configurable home designs, structural and MEP engineering, permit-ready documents, and the systems to deliver them consistently.
Vetted builders deliver Fuller homes in their own markets, using local labor and expertise. Fuller removes the back office overhead.
Choose a Fuller home, configure it to your needs, and receive one coordinated home experience, regardless of who builds it.
Every diagram is drawn to relative length.
Fuller pre-engineers a kit of modules that combine into homes for many lot sizes and applications: single-family homes, side-by-side ranches and stacked two-stories, and small multiplex buildings.
Mass production without mass sameness. The underlying system stays consistent while the home can respond to different lots, layouts, and markets.
Permits issued. We break ground on Townsend Street in Detroit's Islandview neighborhood the week of October 19.
Once complete, the home stays open for press coverage and national tours to provide a working example of attainable, intelligent infill that other cities and developers can see, touch, and take home.
City leaders, industry groups, and neighbors walk the home, hosted by the Housing Innovation Alliance.
Press access to the home, the technology, and the Detroit story behind it.
Developers and partners: bring a lot, a product, or capital to the next one.