Development Group

This is the "For Profit" Real Estate Development division of the Harmony Projects.

The concept that Form influences Vibration and Vibration influences Health guides our design philosophy. Instead of focusing on individual buildings and compartmentalized projects, we concentrate on designing entire holistically integrated communities to maximize the health of the land and those who reside therein. We wish to illustrate that it is possible to have a profitable real estate development business which builds communities that enhance the health of the surrounding ecosystem by revitalizing rather than depleting it. We wish to make it more profitable to heal the land than to destroy it.

We also offer our services in a non-profit manner, to already established communities that wish to attune to the global harmony project. At all levels of the building process patience is given to group process and individual creativity.

Current Community Development Project

Butterfly Bed and Breakfast: 100% complete.
Gold River, British Columbia, Canada

Reclamation and permaculture redesign of the Butterfly Bed and Breakfast. This project served as a test bed for integrating permaculture concepts into an already established community setting. The project is 90% complete and has had a tremendous effect on other individuals in the community, subconsciously inspiring them to improve their own suburban dwellings in harmony with the protocols of permaculture design.

Features include: zen garden, spiral energized water feature which irrigates the garden beds with potentiated water, integrated greenhouse and compost system. Removal of 90% of all lawn and replacement with medicinal and food plants in an artistic garden throughout the property.

Project #2:  Hobbit-Zen Village

Location: Unknown at this time.

The design theme for this intentional community development project is the hobbit village in “Lord of the Rings” yet we will also combine the latest innovations and technology within this theme.

Phase 1. Procurement of property to be developed.

Phase 1a. Begin the interview process of prospective community members.

Phase 2. Project planning and architectural community design

Phase 3. Construction of one or more concept homes

Phase 4. Completion of community project plan

Projects on the drawing board

Location: New Zealand, South Island

Project concept: Create an Elfish inspired tree house community