We were founded in 2019 with a singular mission: transforming space architecture from a purely engineering challenge into a strategic advantage for human performance in space. This vision took on personal urgency when our Founder, Anastasia Prosina, experienced a parabolic flight simulating Martian, Lunar, and zero-G environments in 2024. The profound disorientation, spatial confusion, and unexpected physiological responses she encountered provided invaluable insight into the challenges astronauts face daily—and the commercial opportunity in solving them.
Our proprietary methodology integrates NASA's Human Research Program frameworks with commercial viability analysis, creating the first true bridge between space architecture science and business outcomes. While others focus solely on technical requirements, we systematically address the five critical spaceflight hazards: radiation, isolation, distance from Earth, altered gravity, and closed environments through the lens of commercial opportunity.
The Stellar Amenities Space Architecture Performance Framework™ transforms human factors science into measurable ROI across habitability, cognitive performance, and operational efficiency. Our innovations—including deep pressure therapy systems, and AI-enhanced decision support interfaces—have demonstrated improvements in stress regulation, sleep quality, and decision-making under simulated mission conditions.
We enable clients to make informed trade-offs that create commercially viable habitats with measurable competitive advantages, while converting complex human performance science into strategic architectural advantage.
We've been working on numerous projects and will be expanding our public portfolio soon. While some of our work remains proprietary due to client confidentiality agreements, we look forward to sharing more case studies in the coming months. In the meantime, explore our current showcase of design and conceptual work below.
Our R&D portfolio investigates different building bricks for humanity to live in space.
Space station design competition entrance (2017)
Mars habitat competition 2018 dessert snowflake
Fitness function for the urban planning strategy on mars (2018)
Self-assempling spacecraft TESSERAE interion configuration 2019
Iceland analog habitat by Mars society 2019
Space station design /[rpject management galaktika
chair for mars ergonomic
algae as a new gillment for off world materials
mix used space station salt 2018-2019
Startship study 2020 by sam
Accessibility in weightiness with AstroAccess
Biosphere 2 SAM sustnbaility assesnent 2022
Expod design 2022 -- immersive private quarters
Lunar rover redesign (renders)
automous decison making for astronauts & ai chatbot & IoT of spacecraft 2023-2024
deep pressure enclosure for sleep in space + zero-g testing 2022-2024
reconfigurable interiors for next gneration private space stations 2025
neuters architectural standards for human spoaceflightr (pending publication)
something with ai agents?
include private research on EO asked by payload to be made.
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