17 June 2026 · Telegram
New Master Unit Takes Shape in Valencia, Spain
A new Master Unit project is being developed in Valencia, Spain, on a 5-hectare site to support both community living and sustainable agriculture.
The land is currently home to orange, fig, loquat, mulberry, and walnut trees, with plans to introduce a wider variety of fruit trees including pomegranate, mango, avocado, persimmon, and plum once the main construction is completed.
The project is currently in its early stages, with parts of the existing structures undergoing reconstruction. Plans for a 700-square-metre warehouse are being explored, including potential use as a food processing facility, workshop, art studio, and coworking space.
Ranjan, who oversees the project, welcomes participation and support from margiis and volunteers as development continues. The Master Unit is also expected to receive an official Sanskrit name in the coming weeks.
