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How: 
 

Missions 1: Sponsorships and Partners - Hardware and Software technology companies will provide everything from latest energy saving lightbulbs, smart thermostats, wearable bmi devices, solar panels, daylight harvesting sensors, water flow sensors, computers, tablets, electric motors and bio-intensive farming methods to plug-in existing, improve, sell and test new products.

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Technology Sponsors and Partners: 
 

Partnerships and Sponsors include technology companies, which are developing and testing sustainable energy producing and saving equipment. The combination of existing plug-in technology and innovations together in a working laboratory, which calculates real usage and quantifies end-user metrics to facilitate and enhance go-to-market products. This is the first real field-lab-to-market facility. An education, research, development and testing facility; as well as go-to-market retailer.

 

Software 
 

Application developers and software companies work with the project to provided Activity/Travel/Health/Caloric/Energy/Input/Output/Consumption/Production monitoring software.

 

Hardware 

Building Product, Hardware and Energy Companies collaborate, sponsor and partner with the project. These are some of the categories and initial companies:

 

Technology 

Tablets / Computers - Microsoft, Apple, PC Companies, Intel 
Wearable devices - Local technology - misfit - tech tied into local places

 

Mechanical 

HVAC - Mitsubishi 
Smart thermostat - Nest

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Electrical 

Daylight harvesting sensors - Lutron 
Smart lighting - Philips 
Solar Powered Planes - SolarImpulse 
Solar Panels - SolarOne 
Electric Vehicles - Tesla, Google, R&D for Butler technology

 

Plumbing 

Water flow and usage sensors - TBD 
Wastewater collection and reuse system - TBD - agriculture and create alternative fuel 
Alternative Fueled Planes - Virgin

Agriculture 
Biointensive Method - John Jeavons

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Architecture: 
Scope of Project

International School 
 

3,136 Students Worldwide 
320 Teachers Worldwide 

20 Locations 
 

160 Students per location 
16 Teachers per location 
16 Classrooms (flexible space): 20,000 square feet (2,200 sq m) 

1 Auditorium: 2,000 square feet 
1 Cafeteria: 2,000 square feet 
1 Gym: 1,500 square feet 
1 Bathrooms: TBD based on local building code 

11 Bungalows - Each sleeps 16 people: 3,200 square feet (360 sq m) 
Total Square Feet: 28,700 square feet (3,200 sq m) 
 

Hotel 
 

115 Rooms: (13 feet X 25 feet) 325 square feet 
48,000 square feet 

Cost $22.2 Million at $463 / square foot 
US National construction cost $325 - $450 

Residences 
 

292 Residences 
3,200 square feet (360 square meters) 

Job Creation

876 Jobs Created