Conceptual BOXABL-style homes among Open Air Spicewood's oak trees, with shared paths and cedar decks

FRANK’S NEXT ADVENTURE · A CREATOR-CITY VISION

Meme Street
just became
real.

The internet found its address.
Private BOXABL homes. A shared world built by creators.

YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE

Howdy! I’m Frank.
Let’s meet the neighborhood.

Show me around
Frank the Piggy, wearing sunglasses and a builder’s vest, ready to show you around Meme Street
ONE PIGGY. ONE BIG NEIGHBORHOOD IDEA.Concept visualization · Proposed communityScroll to discover
+ TEXAS HILL COUNTRYBIG DREAMS. SMALL HOMES. GOOD NEIGHBORS.BY M3M3STREET · INDEPENDENT CONCEPT
00 /THE MOMENT IT CLICKED

He said BOXABL.
Then he said
Meme Street.

Same conversation. Two ideas.
A whole neighborhood of possibility.

In his 2022 Full Send interview, Elon Musk talks about his BOXABL guest house and an idea to rename his street “Meme Street.” That’s the spark. Our next chapter: take the culture out of the feed and give it somewhere to live.

Original interview · FULL SEND PODCAST · August 2022. Historical inspiration; no Elon Musk, BOXABL, or Full Send endorsement of BXBL City.

Elon Musk on the original Full Send Podcast interviewTHE ORIGINAL CLIP / FULL SEND
Not a remix. The original conversation.Watch on YouTube ↗
01 /THE BIG IDEA

The group chat.
Now with
front doors.

The meme becomes a street.
The street becomes a community.

Imagine your own thoughtfully compact BOXABL home, surrounded by people who make things happen. Film a project. Start a company. Grow something. Share a meal. Come home to a place that is yours.

BXBL City is M3M3STREET’s independent vision for a creator neighborhood: modular BOXABL homes, shared studios, long-table dinners, and a culture that turns neighbors into collaborators. Open Air Spicewood is the proposed setting for the first chapter.

A village that unfolds, then compounds
01

Space to be you.

A private home. A door you can close. Room to recharge.

02

People to grow with.

Creators, builders, families, and stewards of a good place.

03

More, together.

Shared tools, shared meals, and a culture of contribution.

04

A model to repeat.

Learn in Spicewood. Publish the playbook. Help the next village.

02 /EXPLORE THE VILLAGE

Small homes.
A whole way of life.

A private place to land.
A shared world to step into.
Select a place to explore ↙

FRANK’S FIELD NOTE

A front door of your own, and good neighbors just outside. Tap a number — I’ll show you around!

Illustrative village diagram showing homes around a shared creative commons, studio, pool, and green spaces
MEME STREET / VILLAGE STUDY 001
PRIVATE SPACE SHARED SPACEIllustrative layout · Not a survey or approved plan

YOUR OWN FRONT DOOR

Your corner of
Meme Street.

A compact, independent home for deep work, quiet mornings, and a life with less to maintain. Step outside into a community with more to share.

  • Private kitchen and bathroom
  • Personal space for living and creating
  • Porches and paths that invite connection

Proposed BOXABL homes. Product selection, site compatibility, approvals, and installation remain to be established.

Explore the BOXABL Casita
03 /THE EVERYDAY EXTRAORDINARY

Make good things.
Then make dinner.

A place for ambition.
And for everything that makes
ambition worth having.

Proposed BOXABL homes with shared decks beneath Texas oak trees08:00 / BEGIN

A morning that belongs to you.

Coffee on your porch. Space to think. The day starts at your own pace.

Concept visualization
Existing swimming pool and limestone community buildings at Open Air Spicewood16:00 / RESET

Step away. Come back better.

A swim, a game, a walk beneath the oaks. Good work needs a good life around it.

Actual Open Air Spicewood photography
19:00 / BELONG

The best part is the people.

One long table. New ideas. Old stories. A place where neighbors become collaborators.

Proposed community ritual
Existing pickleball court, limestone clubhouse, and oak trees at Open Air SpicewoodACTUAL PROPERTY PHOTOGRAPHY / OPEN AIR SPICEWOOD
04 /A REAL PLACE TO BEGIN

Hill Country roots.
Wide-open potential.

Open Air Spicewood offers a tangible setting for the vision: an existing RV and tiny-home resort in the Texas Hill Country, near Lake Travis and within Austin’s creative orbit.

The pool, clubhouse, pond, courts, and gathering spaces give the community a starting point. The proposal is to explore how BOXABL homes and a creator-led culture could write its next chapter.

Live oaks & open airPool & clubhousePickleball & pondRoom for possibility
THE PROPOSED SETTING

25928 Haynie Flat Road
Spicewood, Texas 78669

See the location

Existing resort amenities are documented by Open Air. A BOXABL development, land agreement, and residential permissions have not been confirmed.

05 /THE CREATOR EFFECT

A community that
gives more back.

Led by love. Built on contribution.
Stewarded with transparency.
Designed to keep getting better.

  1. 01

    Gather good people.

    Creators, builders, and families who want to contribute to a place.

  2. 02

    Make & share.

    Projects, gatherings, stories, and useful work that reaches beyond the village.

  3. 03

    Reinvest in life.

    Explore earned revenue that supports the homes, tools, and spaces people share.

  4. 04

    Help the next place.

    Publish what works, what it costs, and what we would do differently.

Culture is infrastructure, too. One accountable operator. Clear community agreements. Honest budgets. Care for neighbors, families, and the land. The model earns trust through how it works every day.

06 /THE BOXABL OPPORTUNITY

Show the home.
Show what it makes possible.

BOXABL manufactures the building block.
BXBL City imagines the life around it.

01 / EXPERIENCE

A village people can experience.

A proposed destination where future customers and development partners could see compact modular living in a complete community.

02 / STORY

The people become the story.

Creators document real routines, creative work, and the practical experience of living in a BOXABL home. Honest stories with a human point of view.

03 / REPEATABILITY

One pilot. A useful playbook.

Learn about site preparation, installation, community operations, and resident needs. Share evidence that can inform the next village.

Frank holds the neighborhood blueprints

FRANK’S BIG IDEALittle homes. Big possibilities.
Let’s put a whole life around them.

07 /FROM VISION TO VILLAGE

First, a street.
Then, a movement.

Start with a place.
Prove it with people.
Grow from what works.

FIRST / ALIGN

Make the foundation real.

Establish property participation, BOXABL product fit, local approvals, utilities, installation costs, and an accountable operating team.

NEXT / GATHER

Bring the culture together.

A proposed CreatorsCamp gathering and pilot residency: shared meals, creative work, community agreements, and the first documented experiments.

THEN / LEARN

Build an honest prototype.

Measure the full cost of living, resident experience, maintenance, and creative output. Expand only when the evidence supports it.

A CITY THAT UNFOLDS. A COMMUNITY THAT COMPOUNDS.

Let’s give the internet
a place to live.

Take the Meme Street blueprint

A proposal, not a completed development · No reservations or investment offers

THE VISION, GROUNDED

Sources &
concept status.

BXBL City turns the Meme Street idea into an independent creator-village blueprint by M3M3STREET. The interview is historical inspiration. The Spicewood village remains a proposal. Research checked October 7, 2026.

The campus diagram is illustrative. Renderings are AI-generated concepts based on property photography. No land control, entitlement, partnership, operating budget, timeline, resident capacity, pricing, or returns are represented as confirmed. This site has no sign-up forms or first-party tracking. Pressing Play loads the original interview from YouTube.