In April 2025 MCC was featured on digital news outlet Mashable.
The story highlighted MCC’s technology and long term goals:
Founded by engineers from Perth, Australia, Mobile Crisis Construction is a nonprofit creating machines that turn debris – cement, glass, and local raw materials — into interlocking blocks, just like a Lego set. Their design allows even untrained workers to build housing, and do so quickly, which is crucial in areas where shelling has destroyed the homes of entire communities.
The nonprofit began operations in an attempt to help rebuilding efforts in Ukraine after witnessing the destruction imposed by Russia’s full-scale invasion.
A long-term goal for Mobile Crisis Construction is to deploy their machines in other war-torn countries too, but the biggest challenge ahead is the cost of producing a single mobile factory, which currently amounts to $120 000 AUD per unit. To continue their work and expand beyond Ukraine, the nonprofit is currently raising donations.
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Mashable is an online new outlet focused on tech innovations and has an international reach of over 8 million people. The feature was presented by Christianna Silva, Senior Culture Reporter at Mashable.
