Buddhist Temple

One Megazebo with a washroom in the CUC of the lower level; and a Buddha statue in the CUC of the upper level. Lower level for classes and admin offices while the upper level is for prayer and services. Pillars, and later the perimeter wall, can host niches and plaques. 

The starter Temple is for new subdivisions where families are building a new community and probably have plans to fund raise and build a new temple. In this 3-8 year interval, a Megazebo can serve the member needs and when the new temple is built, the Megazebo is moved to the new courtyard and becomes a full memorial Garden with pillar niches and interior columbarium walls. 5000 niches and an additional 8000 niches in the perimeter wall. These niche spaces (13,000 in total) sold to all Buddhists in the Region will generate at least $1000 in net profit per niche or plaque over 30 years. That’s $13,000,000.

Lower CUC	Houses all utilities and 7 alcoves.
Alcoves	Choose from 13 options
Revenue Streams	Collection, gifts, niche space, urns, reception fees, chapel fees, estate gift discussions.

Key Innovations

1. Portable. Fast erection time. Pre-engineered and modular design. Turn-key solution.
2. Erected in 20 days. Dismantle in 10. Easy to re-locate when a permanent Temple is built.
3. Over-sized pillars convey an image of strength, stability, permanence, and durability.
4. Durable materials. Ceramic roof, Granite floors. Glass walls. Longevity.
5. Spiral stairs for quick access to other levels.
6. 360 degree panoramic view to the Garden.
7. Abundant natural light. Windows convey transparency.
8. Efficient use of space in the central utility core (CUC)
9. CUC conserves materials. Less wire, pipe, ducting, cables, plumbing.
10. Ductless heating and air conditioning. Less air carried infections. Less disease.
11. Security and fire alarm and sprinkler system throughout.
12. Fully Earthquake resistant design
13. CUC can be easily locked-down.
14. The client provides the land, concrete pads, utility access, and some landscaping.