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The Viviscent Wellness Foundation Village

A Vision for Sustainable, Community-Centric Living

The Viviscent Wellness Foundation Village is Envisioned as a Transformative Model of Holistic Community Living
A comprehensive, replicable eco-village and mixed-use community plan designed to foster sustainability, innovation, and well-being—targeting flagship sites in FLORIDA IN ADVANCE for a national rollout. 

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Key Concepts

• Sustainable & Replicable Design:
  A 100-acre mixed-use development integrating modern residential solutions, an entrepreneurial retail village, and robust sustainability initiatives—all arranged in a cohesive circular layout.

• Innovative Eco-Building:
  Constructed primarily from repurposed shipping containers in a semi-subterranean, three-level configuration.

  • 36 Private Living Units (with designated intake units for new residents) paired with 18 Thoughtfully Designed Common Spaces.
  • Amenities include a library, game room, exercise facility, computer lab, fully equipped kitchen/dining area (serving 150+ people), laundry facilities for 300+ residents, and diverse indoor/outdoor recreation areas.

• Entrepreneurial & Community Hub:

  • 40 Themed Cargo Retail Stores across 20 acres form an Entrepreneurial Village that supports local business growth.
  • Seven Dedicated Professional Spaces for meetings, workshops, and retreats, accommodating groups from 20 to 100 people.

• Sustainability & Resource Efficiency:

  • Free, open-source solar and water plans power the community sustainably.
  • Sustainability zones include hydroponics, bee sanctuaries, Aquapini and Walipini facilities, and 12 spacious greenhouses.
  • Food production from these systems is projected to reach up to 150,000 pounds of fresh produce annually and up to 500 pounds of honey.

• Holistic Community Support:

  • The Spectrum Valor Program provides dedicated housing and support services for veterans and neurodiverse individuals.

• National Rollout Strategy:

  • Target states: Arizona, Colorado, New York, and Florida.
  • Flagship projects in these states will serve as models for nationwide expansion.

• Financial & Profit Overview:

  • Fundraising Target: $50,000,000
  • Expected Revenue Streams: Residential sales/rentals, retail leasing, ancillary services, and potential government grants.
  • Projected ROI: Financial models forecast an ROI of 15–25% over 5–10 years.

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Full Community Plan

1. Overview & Vision

At Viviscent Wellness Foundation, our vision is to create sustainable, replicable eco-villages and mixed-use communities that blend modern living with nature. With a fundraising base of $50,000,000, our flagship project will launch on a 100-acre site that:

• Fosters Community: Builds neighborhoods based on trust, shared values, and mutual support.
• Champions Sustainability: Integrates off-grid energy solutions, urban farming, and water-efficient systems using free solar and water plans.
• Expresses Art & Beauty: Constructs buildings as art using sustainable, recycled, and reclaimed materials.
• Encourages Replicability: Employs “simple order” materials kits, open-source plans, and comprehensive guides for nationwide replication.
• Supports Holistic Living: Combines Highest Good food models, communal spaces, and inclusive support programs (including the Spectrum Valor Program for veterans and neurodiverse individuals) to nurture both body and spirit.
• Targets Key States: Actively pursuing land in AZ, CO, NY, and FL to create flagship projects and pave the way for a national rollout.
• Profitability: With diversified revenue streams and efficient off-grid operations, we expect an ROI of 15–25% over 5–10 years.

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2. Phased Master Plan for a 100-Acre Community

Land Use & Zoning Breakdown

Total Property: 100 Acres

1. Residential Zone (70 Acres):

   • Housing Options: A mix of cargo container homes and multi-story apartment units.
   • Density Estimates:
     • Cargo Container Homes: Approximately 10–15 units per acre (yielding 700–1,050 units, adjusted for infrastructure).
     • Apartment Units: Approximately 20–30 units per acre, potentially yielding 1,400–2,100 units.

2. Entrepreneurial Village (Retail Zone) (20 Acres):

   • Features: A dedicated, themed retail area featuring 40 cargo retail stores (800–3,000 sq ft each; assumed average of 2,000 sq ft per store) that support local entrepreneurs.
   • Purpose: Acts as a hub for retail, dining, and services, generating steady leasing revenue.

3. Sustainability, Agriculture & Community Amenities (10 Acres):

   • Facilities:
     • Hydroponic Area (1.5 Acres): For year-round urban farming with an expected annual production of up to 150,000 pounds of fresh produce.
     • Bee Sanctuary (1.5 Acres): Enhances biodiversity and yields up to 500 pounds of honey annually.
     • Aquapini Facility (2 Acres): Integrated aquaponics combining fish rearing with plant cultivation.
     • Walipini Facility (2 Acres): Underground greenhouse providing climate-controlled growing conditions.
     • 12 Spacious Greenhouses (2 Acres): For diversified agricultural production.
     • Community Open Spaces (1 Acre): Parks, gardens, and gathering areas to foster community connection.

Note: Phase 1 will focus on developing critical infrastructure and core facilities, with additional elements scalable as further funds are secured.

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3. Eco-Village Model Blueprint

Each eco-village will adhere to these principles:

• Duplicability & Unique Identity:
  Designed for easy replication with a unique theme reflecting local culture.

• Off-Grid & Energy-Efficient Designs:
  Utilizing renewable energy systems with free, open-source solar and water plans and innovative off-grid construction techniques.

• Integration with Highest Good Food Models:
  Embedding urban gardens, hydroponics, and community-supported agriculture.

• Artistic Expression & Sustainable Materials:
  Constructing buildings as local art using recycled, reclaimed, and sustainable materials.

• Communal Living Structures:
  Creating shared spaces (common kitchens, community centers, computer labs) to promote social cohesion while maintaining individual privacy.

• Diverse Eco-Building Methods:
  Employing various eco-building techniques and renewable construction materials to serve as a living laboratory for sustainable architecture.

• Blueprint for Replication:
  Developing complete-materials kits with step-by-step instructions, partnering with suppliers, and maintaining an open-source archive of plans and tutorials.

• Spectrum Valor Program:
  Integrating dedicated support services and housing for veterans and individuals on the autism spectrum, ensuring accessible, supportive environments that foster empowerment and inclusion.

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4. Infrastructure & Amenities

Key infrastructure elements include:

• Roads & Transportation:
  Internal road networks, pedestrian pathways, and bike lanes to ensure seamless connectivity.

• Utilities & Off-Grid Solutions:
  Installation of renewable energy systems (solar panels, wind turbines) using free, open-source solar plans, along with advanced water infrastructure guided by free water conservation plans.

• Community Facilities:
  Common areas such as kitchens, computer labs, community centers, and safe spaces, maintained under a strict no alcohol/recreational drug policy (exceptions for MMJ and non-alcohol products containing THC, CBD, and hemp extracts).

• Green Initiatives:
  Integration of green roofs, rainwater harvesting, and energy-efficient building designs throughout the development.

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5. Village Concept: The Viviscent Wellness Foundation Village

The Viviscent Wellness Foundation Village is envisioned as a semi-subterranean, three-level community constructed from repurposed shipping containers. This transformative village blends sustainability, innovation, and holistic well-being while balancing individual comfort with communal engagement.

Key Features:

• 36 Private Living Units:
  Providing modern privacy and convenience, with designated “intake units” to facilitate smooth onboarding of new residents.
• 18 Common Spaces:
  Designed to foster community engagement, with versatile uses including:
  1. Community Lounge: A casual area for socializing.
  2. Onboarding & Orientation Center: For intake and welcome sessions.
  3. Multipurpose Activity Room: For group activities, arts & crafts, or fitness classes.
  4. Co-Working/Study Area: For workstations and quiet study.
  5. Wellness & Meditation Room: A space for yoga and mindfulness.
  6. Community Kitchen & Dining Hall: For communal cooking and meals.
  7. Event & Performance Space: Hosting cultural events and performances.
  8. Library & Resource Center: For study and educational workshops.
  9. Workshop & Maker Space: A hub for DIY projects and creative endeavors.
  10. Health & Counseling Center: For mental health support and wellness workshops.
  11. Fitness Studio: For group workouts and exercise classes.
  12. Childcare/Family Room: A safe space for children and family activities.
  13. Technology Hub: A computer lab and digital center.
  14. Indoor Gardening Area: For sustainable indoor planting and educational programs.
  15. Quiet Reflection Room: A tranquil space for personal reflection.
  16. Community Bulletin & Media Center: For sharing news and announcements.
  17. Skill-Sharing & Training Room: For classes and resident-led training.
  18. Pop-Up Retail/Market Space: A flexible area for temporary stalls or community fairs.

Amenities Include:

• Library & Game Room: For learning and social interaction.
• Exercise Facility & Computer Lab: Promoting health and digital literacy.
• Fully Equipped Kitchen & Dining Area: Serving 150+ people.
• Laundry Facilities: Supporting 300+ residents.
• Indoor & Outdoor Recreation Areas: Offering diverse spaces for relaxation and activity.
• Professional & Collaborative Spaces:
  • Seven Dedicated Meeting/Workshop Spaces: For gatherings, workshops, and retreats for groups ranging from 20 to 100 people.

Through its healing-focused design and emphasis on community-building, the Viviscent Wellness Foundation Village provides a transformative environment where residents can rebuild, recover, and thrive.

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6. Cost Analysis, Financial Projections & Profit Outlook (Based on $50,000,000 Funding)

A. Land Acquisition & Site Preparation

• Land Acquisition:
  100 acres @ $10,000 per acre = $1,000,000
• Site Preparation:
  Estimated at $3,000,000 – $5,000,000 for clearing, grading, and initial infrastructure.

B. Construction Costs

Using a primary construction cost of $149 per square foot for built structures and $12.50 per square foot for retail components:

1. Residential Development (70 Acres):

   • Cargo Container Homes:
     • Typical unit: ~320 sq ft × $149 ≈ $47,680 per unit
     • Initial rollout of 500–700 units = $23.8M – $33.4M
   • Multi-Story Apartments:
     • Average unit: ~600 sq ft × $149 ≈ $89,400 per unit
     • Phased development of 200–300 units = $17.9M – $26.8M

2. Entrepreneurial Village (Retail Zone) (20 Acres):

   • 40 Cargo Retail Stores:
     • Average store size: 2,000 sq ft at $12.50 per sq ft = $25,000 per store
     • Total = 40 × $25,000 = $1,000,000

3. Sustainability, Agriculture & Community Amenities (10 Acres):

   • Combined facilities = $5,000,000 – $7,000,000

C. Infrastructure & Utilities

• Roads, Utilities & Off-Grid Systems:
  Estimated at $8,000,000 – $12,000,000 (benefiting from free solar and water plans).

D. Project Management & Contingency

• Management, Permitting & Contingency:
  Approximately 10-15% of total construction costs = $4,000,000 – $6,000,000

E. Profit & Revenue Projections

Revenue Streams:

• Residential Sales & Rentals:
  Income from selling and leasing container homes and apartments.
• Retail Leasing:
  Steady income from 40 retail stores in the Entrepreneurial Village.
• Ancillary Services:
  Revenue from rental of common spaces, workshops, and community events.
• Agricultural Outputs:
  • Up to 150,000 pounds of fresh produce annually.
  • Up to 500 pounds of honey annually.
• Government Grants/Subsidies:
  Potential funding for sustainability and community support initiatives.

Return on Investment (ROI):

• Projected ROI: Detailed financial models forecast an ROI of 15–25% over 5–10 years when the community reaches full operational capacity.
• Profit Drivers:
  • Low operational costs from off-grid, sustainable systems.
  • Diversified revenue streams across residential, retail, and agricultural outputs.
  • Economies of scale from the replicable, modular design.

F. Funding Allocation Summary (Phase 1 Target)

• Land & Site Prep: ~$4M – $6M
• Residential Development: ~$20M – $30M
• Entrepreneurial Village (Retail): ~$1M
• Sustainability & Community Amenities: ~$5M – $7M
• Infrastructure & Utilities: ~$8M – $12M
• Project Management & Contingency: ~$4M – $6M
• Total: Approximately $50,000,000

Note: These figures are preliminary estimates. Detailed financial models will refine these numbers as planning progresses.

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7. Implementation Timeline & Next Steps

Phase 1: Planning & Design (0–12 Months)

• Complete detailed site analysis, zoning, and master plans.
• Engage architects, urban planners, and sustainability experts.
• Secure permits and develop open-source materials kits (including free solar and water plans).
• Initiate design for the container village and Spectrum Valor Program.
• Begin land acquisition in target states: AZ, CO, NY, and FL for flagship projects.

Phase 2: Infrastructure & Core Development (12–24 Months)

• Develop internal road networks, utility systems, and off-grid infrastructure.
• Start construction of core community facilities, including sections of the residential zone, entrepreneurial retail village, and sustainability amenities.

Phase 3: Residential & Commercial Build-Out (24–48 Months)

• Roll out the first wave of container homes and apartment units.
• Complete construction of the Entrepreneurial Village with 40 themed retail stores.
• Finalize remaining sustainability elements and community open spaces.
• Launch renewable energy and water conservation systems using free plans.

Phase 4: Community Integration & Replication (48+ Months)

• Launch community programs and the Spectrum Valor Program.
• Document and refine each project phase; publish open-source plans, video tutorials, and guides.
• Develop a network to share best practices for future eco-village replication nationwide.

Your Contribution Makes a Difference:
Every donation accelerates project timelines by bridging funding gaps and expediting critical phases—transforming this visionary community from concept to reality faster, while ensuring both social impact and profitable returns.

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8. Circular Layout Diagram

Below is a conceptual text-based diagram illustrating the circular layout for the 100-acre community:

                         ┌─────────────────────────────┐
                         │   100-Acre Community        │
                         │    (Circular Layout)        │
                         └────────────┬────────────┘
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              ┌───────────────────────┴───────────────────────┐
              │                                               │
      ┌───────┴─────────┐                             ┌───────┴─────────┐
      │Entrepreneurial  │                             │ Sustainability  │
      │   Village       │                             │   & Agriculture │
      │   (Retail,      │                             │      Zone       │
      │   20 Acres)     │                             │    (10 Acres)   │
      │ (40 Cargo Retail│                             └───────┬─────────┘
      │  Stores, Themed)│                                     │
      └───────┬─────────┘                             ┌───────┴─────────┐
              │                                     │  Residential    │
              │                                     │     Zone        │
              │                                     │   (70 Acres)    │
              └───────────────────────┬───────────────────────┘
                                      │
                   ┌──────────────────┴────────────────────┐
                   │      Detailed Components:           │
                   │                                    │
                   │ Entrepreneurial Village:           │
                   │  • 40 Cargo Retail Stores           │
                   │    (800–3,000 sq ft each)           │
                   │                                    │
                   │ Sustainability & Agriculture Zone:  │
                   │  • Hydroponic Area (1.5 Acres)       │
                   │  • Bee Sanctuary (1.5 Acres)         │
                   │  • Aquapini Facility (2 Acres)       │
                   │  • Walipini Facility (2 Acres)       │
                   │  • 12 Spacious Greenhouses (2 Acres) │
                   │  • Community Open Spaces (1 Acre)    │
                   │                                    │
                   │ Residential Zone:                   │
                   │  • Cargo Container Homes &          │
                   │    Multi-Story Apartments           │
                   │                                    │
                   │ (Plus the specialized Viviscent    │
                   │  Wellness Foundation Village – a    │
                   │  semi-subterranean, three-level      │
                   │  container community with 36 living   │
                   │  units (including intake units) and   │
                   │  18 common spaces)                   │
                   └─────────────────────────────────────┘

Diagram Explanation:

• Central Circle: Represents the entire 100-acre development arranged in a circular layout.
• Entrepreneurial Village (Retail, 20 Acres): Houses 40 themed cargo retail stores.
• Sustainability & Agriculture Zone (10 Acres): Includes hydroponic systems, bee sanctuary, Aquapini facility, Walipini facility, 12 spacious greenhouses, and community open spaces with significant agricultural output.
• Residential Zone (70 Acres): Provides modular cargo container homes and multi-story apartments, plus the specialized container village with 36 private living units (including intake units) and 18 common spaces.
• National Rollout: Flagship projects in AZ, CO, NY, and FL will serve as templates for nationwide replication.

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9. Conclusion

Based on a $50,000,000 fundraising target, this comprehensive plan for a 100-acre mixed-use community and replicable eco-village model integrates:

• Modern residential solutions and a vibrant entrepreneurial retail village featuring 40 themed cargo retail stores.
• Innovative sustainability initiatives supported by free solar and water plans.
• A dedicated Spectrum Valor Program to support veterans and neurodiverse individuals.
• The specialized Viviscent Wellness Foundation Village—a semi-subterranean, three-level container community offering 36 private living units (with intake units) and 18 common spaces, with a range of uses.
• Detailed agricultural production targets from hydroponic systems, greenhouses, and a bee sanctuary.
• A clear, phased implementation timeline, financial roadmap, and profit outlook—with an anticipated ROI of 15–25% over 5–10 years.
• A targeted national rollout strategy with initial flagship sites in Arizona, Colorado, New York, and Florida.
• An efficient circular layout that fosters connectivity, community engagement, and diversified revenue streams.

Every investment, donation, and new eco-village built brings us closer to a harmonious, resilient, and sustainable future where nature, technology, and community converge in perfect balance. Your generous support is essential to accelerating this visionary project, ensuring both social impact and profitable returns.

Together, we can build a legacy that benefits both people and the planet. Welcome to the future of sustainable, community-centric living—and to a profitable, transformative development model.

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This complete plan now serves as both a visionary blueprint and a practical guide for launching The Viviscent Wellness Foundation Village, incorporating national rollout targets, detailed ROI and agricultural production metrics, and a clear financial roadmap—all based on a $50,000,000 fundraising target.