The story
A village where water, food, health, and training support one another.

M2535 Vocational Village was conceived for the Cibao region as a connected response to several constraints: unreliable clean water, limited vocational training, gaps in healthcare, and fragile food systems. The master plan combines ceramic water filtration, aquaponics and greenhouses, classrooms and workshops, a clinic, and a community center within a social-business model intended to help support operations. Each component is useful alone, but the design’s larger purpose is the relationship between them. Water systems serve health and agriculture; productive landscapes become training grounds; enterprise can help fund community services.
Developed over several phases by Journeyman International with the Santiago Agriculture and Water Company, field photographs document construction and completed portions of the campus, though they do not establish that every element of the larger village plan was delivered. Its lesson is systemic and local: durable development rarely comes from one building. A clear physical framework can help an organization coordinate infrastructure, education, production, and care so investments reinforce one another and more of the resulting capability remains in the community.








