We integrate our nonprofit Hub within the Village and“ Beyond Bricks and Mortar” initiatives into our planning and design of our Pop-Ups and SUV developments to further our objective to strengthen local community-specific corporate, governmental, general community, and quasi-governmental partners with increased local capacity, and a support infrastructure to promote the building of resiliency within the community pre-event and post-event-emergency during natural and man-made disasters.

Our selected development sites are being designed to be transformed into a state-of-the-art advanced research, Training, planning, and design facilities for the promotion of community-specific, innovative, and smart dual-use for emergency and non-emergency public outdoor/indoor spaces. They will serve as an international, coastal-based, and community-specific depositary, for the practical application and training in easy-to-applysustainable technologies in urban and coastal communities. And in support of establishing a robust Sustainable Urban Village/Enclave “Hub within the Village” in community-specific areas within these regions worldwide.

We conducted extensive research on six sites, referred to as Space 6 Studios, to analyze and align with our proposed business model for addressing specific needs in disaster/public emergencies preparedness. Some of these sites are moving forward to become designated prototype Sustainable Urban Villages/(SUVs)/Enclave sites.

This site is located in the coastal region of the town of Huntersville, North Carolina. It is approximately 10.5 acres and is under the Ownership and Control of our Development Partner. Portions of it will be converted into our agriculture farm, urban, vertical, and year-round agricultural gardening training farm, boot camp & advanced research in the practical application of low-cost, easy-to-apply sustainable technologies integrated with high-end state-of-the-art technologies - training, event domes, and residence villas.

This site will be the "Nerve Center" for advanced research, planning, design, and training, focusing on practical applications and public space initiatives for Sustainable Urban Villages (SUVs) in coastal communities worldwide. It will support real estate development efforts and serve as a training ground for Pop-up events initiatives, emergency preparedness, climate change initiatives, and international cultural exchanges. Currently, renovations are underway to accommodate a community-specific virtual small and micro-business Help Desk in Ward 4, Washington, DC, supporting the One Block International Marketplace (OBIM) - Studio No. 4 initiative.

Due to the location of this site in the coastal region State of North Carolina, we intend to use this opportunity to create real-time, ongoing advanced research and development in the use of easy-to-apply sustainable technologies for disasters, public emergencies and climate change events. The site will offer real-time on-campus sustainable lodging villas for "Boot Camp" trainees and researchers, focusing on marine biology, sustainable coastal agriculture, water survival, disaster-resistant design, etc.