Progress

Progress within BRICK CARRIER – CVN-78 is defined by validated decisions, not by visible volume alone.

This page documents the current project phase, the underlying logic, and how development advances over time in a controlled and transparent manner.

Current Phase

The project is currently in its foundational phase.

This phase focuses on system architecture, modular standards, interface definitions, and documentation frameworks that will govern all subsequent construction stages.

Current Phase: Foundation & Architecture
Focus: Structure, standards, documentation
Build Activity: Conceptual and preparatory
Time Horizon: Multi-year development

Project Phases

The project follows a phased development model commonly used in complex engineering systems.

Each phase must reach internal validation criteria before the next phase begins.

Phase 1 – Foundation & Architecture

  • System definition
  • Modular logic
  • Interface standards
  • Documentation setup

Phase 2 – Structural Development

  • Primary load-bearing structure
  • Module prototyping
  • Structural testing

Phase 3 – Functional Expansion

  • Internal volumes
  • Flight deck systems
  • Superstructure development

Phase 4 – Detail & Refinement

  • Visual detailing
  • Surface accuracy
  • System integration

Phase 5 – Presentation & Exhibition

  • Assembly logic
  • Transport validation
  • Public display concepts

What Constitutes a Milestone

In this project, milestones are not defined by size or visual completeness alone.

A milestone is reached when a concept has been validated, documented, and proven to scale reliably.

  • Completion of a stable module interface standard
  • Validation of a primary load path
  • Successful transport test of a full-size module
  • Documentation of a resolved engineering challenge

Transparency & Documentation

Progress is documented continuously to provide insight into decisions, challenges, and solutions.

This documentation is intended to create long-term value beyond the physical structure itself.

Documentation may include:

  • Written engineering notes
  • Diagrams and schematics
  • Photographic records
  • Process summaries

What Is Not Shown Yet

Certain aspects of the project are intentionally withheld from public presentation during early phases.

This includes incomplete experiments, unvalidated concepts, and provisional structures that do not yet meet internal quality standards.

Looking Ahead


As the project progresses, this page will evolve to reflect validated construction stages, structural milestones, and documented achievements.Updates will prioritize substance over frequency.