Home wellness

How long we live isn't just written in our DNA — estimates vary, but genetics accounts for roughly a quarter to half of it. The rest comes down to the environment. And since we spend most of our lives at home, the place we live in can either support our health or quietly undermine it. EYWA Tree of Life is Dubai's first residential project built entirely around the idea of longevity. It's developed by R.Evolution, a European developer with 27 years of experience and projects from Riga to Barcelona. The concept — Energy, Youthfulness, Wellbeing, Ancient Knowledge — treats the home not just as a building, but as a living ecosystem where architecture, ancient knowledge and modern technology work together. The tower sits on t... More

Kitchener, Ontario, originally known as Berlin, is a city in the Waterloo Region of Southern Ontario, Canada. Founded by German Mennonite settlers in the early 19th century, it was named Berlin in 1833, reflecting its strong German heritage. The city thrived as an industrial and manufacturing hub throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries. It was later renamed Kitchener and has since grown into a vibrant, urban center.   Photos courtesy of Patrick Wey Today, Kitchener is renowned for its diverse cultural scene, highlighted by the annual Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest, the largest Oktoberfest celebration outside Germany. The city is also part of Canada's Technology Triangle, hosting numerous tech companies and startups, which co... More

LBBA has been working with Latin United Community Housing Association (LUCHA) for over 25 years to transform empty lots and rundown buildings into safe, decent housing close to schools, parks, and other services. Together, we have built and renovated over 175 units of affordable housing in Humboldt Park. Tierra Linda, a scattered-site housing project located near the Bloomingdale Trail, has been developed to nurture health and healthy living. In July 2014, LUCHA led an interactive eco-charrette to generate and target sustainability goals for its new wellness-centered housing development. The kick-off event, which brought together members of the design team with the maintenance staff, tenants, and neighbors of the future development, intr... More

The second construction phase completes the ensemble of buildings consisting of historic buildings and new buildings. The three new buildings are carefully embedded in the, gently sloping to the village environment and the old trees. The urban setting creates an internal connection between the new buildings. Surrounding walls reinforce this inner relationship of the buildings to each other and radiate security. A terraced garden spans between the house and the two other new buildings and also houses a biotech.The house for trade and wellness takes up the character of the economics buildings in the village center. It is similar to the Technikhaus by a predominantly closed facade, which opens in specific locations and allows the view of the p... More

Traditional sauna with electrical heater - interior side walls and ceiling in red Canadian cedar - interior back wall in natural stone mosaic - skirted split-level benches and full-spectrum quartz infrared heaters - glass-front and door in 8mm clear tempered glass - 18 kW sauna tower heater with vaporizer option - Smart control panel with remote access feature - backlit RGB LED with starry sky mounted in the ceiling - Bluetooth audio streaming to heat-proof concealed speakers. More

Traditional Finnish Sauna With Natural Stone Finishing And Automatic Timer - Bio-Sauna With Himalayan Salt Finishing And Stereo Sound System - Steam Room Hammam Style With Kneipp Faucets - Full-Spectrum Infrared Sauna With LED Feature - Two Locker Rooms With Experience Showers - Relaxation Room With Ceiling-Mounted Indoor Infrared Heaters. More