RBFHCO · Red Brick Farm House Co.
From Snow Hill to Space
The first Red Brick Farm House sat on a granite shoulder in Wisconsin.
Built in 1912. German brick. Midwest weather. My Golgotha. My forge.
The next Red Brick Farm House will sit on Mars.
Same spine, new planet.
RBFHCO (Red Brick Farm House Co.) is the continuity of that story:
German-paced research, stubborn engineering, and frontier technology carrying the same principles that kept that farmhouse standing on Snow Hill:
- Build it to last longer than the people who sign the papers.
- Make it withstand the weather, not the marketing.
- Design for real families, real workers, real weirdos, real survivors.
- Treat every outpost—rural or interplanetary—as sacred ground for human dignity.
- Shelter first.
- Safety first.
- Honesty in the bones.
RBFHCO is the bridge:
RBFHCO is the bridge: taking the ethic of that red-brick German farmhouse and scaling it into research, tech, and architecture meant for the next frontier—places where girls like me don’t just survive the hill…
They own it.
Our services
Lake Moon
The shoreline childhood: golden retrievers, deciduous cathedral, the soft launch before the storm.
HiWay A
My grandparents’ saw mill pine and fieldstone gospel. Coffee on, tractor idling, work before words.
Red Brick Farm House
Rocky Top Granite Peak, Joe Snow Road. The Golgotha, the forge, the house that didn’t blink.
What people are saying
Red Brick Farm House Co. Golgotha to galaxy. Rural-tested resilience, space-grade tech, humane habitats on Earth & beyond. The hill that built my armor.
— Red Brick Farm House Co (@RBFHCO) November 8, 2025
1912 Ringle brick. Granite underfoot. Wind howling.
If it can survive Joe Snow winters, it can survive Mars.
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Jade Ann Byrne“““This house did not break me. It refined me. Every brick is a receipt that I survived.”””
Los Angeles, CA
The Game
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What This House Gave Me
- Work ethic carved in ice and brick
- Radar for danger and bullshit
- Hands that can fix, feed, and build
- A Paladin spine that doesn’t fold
What It Cost
- Childhood softness, tithed without consent
- Silence where apologies should’ve lived
- Years spent thinking endurance was love
- Scars I now turn into scripture for others