Alosha Lynov is a Bio-Architect who combines the principles of Earthships, the vision of Antoni Gaudí, and the elegance of Sacred Geometry to create autonomous Living BioShelter Organisms—self-heating, self-cooling, and self-sustaining structures.
He founded Bio-Veda Academy of Bio-Architecture for the purpose of educating and empowering people to design and build their own eco-homes. To date, the academy has provided hands-on video courses in ecological construction and water self-sufficiency to more than 3,500 students worldwide.
With over 25 years of experience, Alosha has dedicated his career to integrating biomimicry, permaculture, and sustainable technologies into architecture. His unique approach emphasizes biomimetic forms and systems that are structurally stronger, more cost-effective, and more harmonious with natural landscapes than conventional building methods.
Alosha’s path began in the late 1990s, initially working with spandex sculptures for event design. In 2007, he trained in Mexico at a flying concrete workshop, where he mastered the creation of Gaudí-inspired ferrocement shells. He later applied this knowledge to his own land, building a 700 sq. ft. seashell-inspired structure and developing a fully self-sufficient ecosystem.
His work has taken him across five continents, where he has studied with global experts and taught workshops in BioTecture, permaculture, and water self-sufficiency. Today, his focus remains on developing and teaching innovative building techniques that enable individuals and communities to live sustainably and resiliently.
Very knowledgeable instruction.
Greatest course you'll ever enjoy. I did this and learned so much more than I thought I already knew. Our human persons' are made up completely of the exact same things in nature and we have an instinctual need to return to the 'source', nature, to become rejuvenated and healthy in every way. Learn more from taking the course yourself and it will change your life in the most positive of ways.
It is an over all interesting course. Some things I cannot se I will use in the future. But you never really know so it is good to learn about even these things.
While the course is generally spot on, the tracking for hunting section could add a few items, Finding water is a primary need and would be greatly enhanced by tracking animals to the sources, IMO it comes before using tracking for hunting. Also a huge part tracking , to me, is being able to tell what is happening with others in your area, and being able to track my own trail back to an exact location. the course doesn't touch on how to "make subtle" markings (like add a small twig to see if an animal passes the spot) for later reference while tracking, or scouring an area for sign. Last;y , there seems to be some political bias written in, especially in the last #10 unit, and answers to the questions. not sure this is a platform for politics. Thanks
So happy to finally complete the Sylvotherapy course. I appreciate the fact that there are no time limits, and you can go at your own pace. I look forward to sharing what I have learned with others.
I knew what forest bathing is, i have been practicing this for many years. But understanding the broader umbrella of sylvotherapy and how it incorporates so much more than simply walking in a forest and hugging a tree ... wow, this has truly opened my eyes and i'm so very excited to grow as a sylvotherapist, teaching others of these incredible benefits! Thank you so much for this course.
I have mentioned this already, but this course was marketed with a human being in a video. Not the case. The writing is not bad, but without visuals or diagrams, it's very AI.
I am half way through my Sylvotherapy Course and am very happy with the way it flows and the top notch information. I read and listen to the modules at the same time. It suits my learning style. The quizzes are excellent and another learning tool. I am enjoying this course on my own time. Plant a Tree.
