Oasis is not one vendor's vision executed on a site. It's a growing ecosystem of practitioners, growers, artists, and institutions building the experience together.
Shawn McStravick is developing the botanical tea program for Oasis, including a 66-page Botanical Wellness Guide and six signature blends formulated for the Tea Lounge experience.
The geodesic dome's form gives it extraordinary acoustic properties. We're in early discussions with the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra on a concert series and sound healing programming inside the dome.
Board-approved partnership under consideration for an aquaponics garden on the grounds, connecting the property's food and growing systems.
Active programming in development to serve the full range of Brookhill's community needs across the neighborhood's two resident populations.
Yadi Alamin brings 26+ years of clinical experience; a clinic-within-Oasis model is under exploration to bring licensed care onto the grounds.
Exploring a potential tea lounge hybrid model with Sherry Waters, building on an established Charlotte apothecary tradition.
Fifteen-plus wellness practitioners are already in active conversation to bring programming to Oasis once the doors open.
Oasis's architect of record brings AIA, NOMA, and NCARB credentials to the project. The design work sits alongside a broader family of Charlotte design relationships, including exploratory conversations with additional architecture firms as the project's design needs continue to grow.
Practitioners, growers, artists, and vendors interested in a role at Oasis can reach out directly.