Building in ways which enhance life force predominantly draws from local, natural, abundant materials, used with skill and a sense for perfect harmony. There are strong movements towards restoring the value of traditional architectures, carpentry and carving skills, and the means to creating beautifully crafted interiors – erasing any divide between building and art. Embedded in local traditions and cultures a natural edifice can generate incredibly high frequencies of life, healing and peace. Architecture is a way of telling stories, conveying history, storing knowledge, and connecting with surroundings. 

Sustainable choice of building materials and style strongly depend on local conditions regarding climate, available materials and skills. What reflects Nature’s health in one place may be utterly unsustainable and unsuitable in another. Merging traditional, time-proven and often forgotten ways of constructing homes with new technologies and ideas which update and adjust to changing local situations is bringing forth incredible developments. Similarly traditional skills are often merged with new ideas to create high-frequency homeware.

The way in which we engage with fellow living beings which are used for building or interior design and decoration will change dramatically in the future as more people realise to what extent for example trees are intelligences of their own right. Recognising the importance of these beauties within planetary circuits and their deep connection with us and seeing and feeling the aliveness of our planet will instantly stop harmful practices such as running pipes underground, excavating deep holes, breaking open mountains, taking down entire forests, or planting a ‘wood’ with the mere purpose of harvesting. Only objectification of, and disconnect from nature internally and externally – depriving life of its sentience – can lead to such ways of building.