- First substantive build: 15 December 2025.
- GitHub repository: amity_stratum.
- Public site: visit the public site.
Each link below reflects an evidenced family, lineage or direct connection. This project has 12 relevant public connections.
- aura-ecosystem - public page - explicit cross-reference.
- amity-outdoor-fitness-grant - public page - shared community programme.
- amity-point - public page - explicit cross-reference, shared community programme.
- amity-sauna-circle - public page - shared community programme.
- Archipelago - public page - shared community programme.
- ballow-road-sand-screen-hub - public page - shared community programme.
- civilisation-of-sand - public page - shared community programme.
- community-club-builder-sandy-sports - public page - shared community programme.
- dunwich-gumpi-ferry-terminal-open-data-lab - public page - shared community programme.
- film-club-documentary-builders - public page - shared community programme.
- grain-by-grain - public page - shared community programme.
- grain-by-grain-documentary - public page - shared community programme.
A speculative browser dashboard exploring a subterranean civilisation and advanced-manufacturing pathway imagined from Amity Point on Minjerribah. The site calls itself The Amity Archives: Subterranean Blueprint and deliberately frames the work as a thought experiment.
The single page moves between four lenses:
- Vision — the civilisational scale and long horizon;
- Fabrication — advanced local manufacturing concepts;
- Resources — proposed material and energy flows; and
- Infrastructure — tunnelling and subterranean construction scenarios.
Interactive charts and diagrams compare candidate systems and help visitors move through the ideas without reading a linear report.
Open index.html in a browser for a local view. Tailwind CSS, Chart.js, Plotly and fonts are loaded from external services.
The subterranean city does not exist. This repository is speculative design, not an engineering design, planning application, mining proposal, land agreement, business case or construction commitment.
No site control, cultural authority, community assent, environmental approval, technical feasibility, finance or partnership should be inferred. Each of those would need its own evidence, review and decision process before a real-world pathway could be described.
- Amity Point — a separate sports, culture and local-economy concept for the same place.
- Sandworm Subterranean Technologies — the related concept page in the Aura Ecosystem index.
See LICENCE.md. This is public source, not open source; commercial and corporate rights remain reserved.