What would life be like on Mars? Soon you’ll have the chance to find out. Architects from AI Spacefactory will be building the NASA award-winning Mars habitat called “TERA,” a high-tech, 3D printed home designed for off-the-grid living.

AI Spacefactory realized that the technology developed for long-term missions on Mars could be applied to sustainable living on Earth as well, so this one-of-a-kind B&B is a trial run of sorts for a design that has the potential to alter our environmental footprint permanently.

Take a look at this tall, cylindrical accommodation, now accepting pre-bookings for nightly stays starting March 2020.

The TERA will use NASA-tested biodegradable, planet-based materials found on Earth that were found to be three times as strong as concrete. It will be built on-site using a 3D printer and then can be broken down, recycled and re-printed in another location without leaving any trace, making it the ultimate zero-impact home.

CEO and Chief Architect David Malott said, “TERA will challenge everything we know about architecture and construction. It could transform the way we build on earth – maybe even save our planet.”

Built to intentionally minimize the impact on its surroundings, the design also seamlessly blends into the landscape.

For more information on this revolutionary home and to book one of the coveted first stays, visit the link below.