Space Architecture, R&D
Astro SpArch
Our mission is to ensure astronauts (career, tourists and any professionals spending significant time in space) can perform their duties at the highest level by assisting/supporting with the design of space habitats, providing a truly interdisciplinary service to our clients and developing architectural space radiation shieldings (patents pending) to ensure safe space exploration by humans with possible auxiliary activities.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
13-22 May - NASA Space Radiation Lab
We were accepted as NASA Space Radiation Lab Researchers and were allocated radiation beam time for our radiation experiment in May for our radiation shielding technologies.
We can't wait to be at the NSRL of Brookhaven National Laboratory.
14-18 October - IAC Milan
We will be at the International Astronautical Congress in Milan.
We hope to see you there.
PAST EVENTS and NEWS:
IEEE EUROCON - 7 July
The IEEE EUROCON2023 poster competition was an amazing experience for us at the Politecnico di Torino.
We had the chance to introduce our business to a large audience, and answer lots of fungi questions.
Special thank you to Nirav Patel for bringing our poster design to life!
IAF Spring Meeting 2023
Although only virtually (our CEO, Eszter Gulacsi is on the big screen, 3rd row in the middle) but we attended the Space Habitat Committee meeting at the end of March 2023. The meeting was very informative, several interesting presentation to listen to, and Eszter Gulacsi was accepted as a new member.
Our website is still under construction, it keeps evolving with us.
Please bear with us while we correct all the glitches and mishaps.
Integration, testing and the rollout take some time but the launch will be worth the wait.
Feel free to reach out through LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/astrosparch/) or drop us an email.
We are here to support you and your engineers
Astro Space Architecture is here to help with systems engineering questions keeping the human factors in mind, to design space habitats and to fill the gap between disciplinaries.