About Aaron McWilliams

I’m passionate about creating spaces, systems, and communities that thrive in harmony with nature. My work brings together regenerative construction, permaculture, ecological design, and human-centered communication to help people build resilient lives—from the ground beneath their feet to the relationships that sustain them.

As the founder of ET Dome Home, Earthwise Project Management, I design and build sustainable, fire-resistant, and highly insulative aircrete structures that are beautiful, durable, and environmentally responsible. Whether it's a dome home, tiny house, compost system, sauna, or complete off-grid infrastructure, my goal is to create spaces that work with nature rather than against it.

Beyond construction, I believe healthy communities are just as important as healthy ecosystems. Using Nonviolent Communication (NVC), I facilitate conflict resolution, group dialogue, and collaborative decision-making, helping individuals and communities build stronger relationships rooted in empathy, clarity, and mutual respect.

Over the years, I've designed food forests, implemented regenerative land management systems, built water and irrigation infrastructure, installed solar and compost systems, and led hands-on workshops that empower others to develop practical skills and confidence in natural building.

My background also includes environmental monitoring as a Protected Species Observer and Acoustic Monitor with NOAA, where I contributed to marine wildlife conservation and environmental compliance in remote field settings.

At the heart of everything I do is a simple belief: when we regenerate the land, build with intention, and cultivate authentic human connection, we create a foundation for lasting resilience.