EKO Life integrates reliable power, intelligent building systems, water reuse technologies and sustainable construction practices to create resilient Caribbean residences with lower operating costs and enhanced long-term value.
A central Rotating Biological Contactor (RBC) system treats the wastewater generated by the community and provides reclaimed water for landscape irrigation. The process runs from primary settlement through biological treatment, a final clarifier and disinfection before the water is stored for reuse.
The preliminary design is sized for all 71 residences and about 285 residents, with a treatment capacity of 60 m³ a day. The system is modular, so capacity can be added later if required. Final sizing is confirmed during detailed engineering.

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AfterDrip irrigation carries water through a network of pipes and applies it through emitters that deliver small volumes periodically, right at the plant. Fed by reclaimed water, it keeps the landscape green while using far less than conventional watering.
The design prioritizes common areas and living spaces enriched with abundant greenery: a diverse variety of trees, vibrant plants and serene ponds. These spaces are meant for relaxation, tranquility and well-being, and to encourage community interaction while preserving the natural ecosystem.





Lower construction costs, reduced long-term maintenance, faster timelines, and higher asset value, by design.
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