What is longevity architecture?

Longevity architecture is a design discipline that integrates peer-reviewed longevity science into the residential and hospitality built environment. Ten domains, one hundred and twenty-nine measurable factors, every recommendation cited. Pioneered by Kas Bordier and codified in the MAVI 129 framework.

How does MAVI relate to Bryan Johnson, Peter Attia, David Sinclair, and Andrew Huberman?

Those voices specify what enters the body, food, supplements, light exposure timing, sleep schedule, training dose. MAVI specifies the architecture the body lives inside, air, water, light, sound, temperature, materials, microbiology, EMF, mind, habits. The body half and the architecture half are non-overlapping and additive. A complete longevity practice has both.

What does the Snapshot include?

The Snapshot reads the public environmental registers covering any address (air-quality stations, water records, satellite night-sky data, climate and daylight geometry, and others) and returns four scored pillar cards plus an estimated MAVI Score with band placement.

How much does the MAVI Blueprint cost?

The MAVI Blueprint is USD 749 one-time. It scores all ten longevity domains across the MAVI 129 framework, is reviewed by the MAVI team, and is delivered within twenty-four hours.

Where does MAVI work?

MAVI is based in Geneva and works worldwide. Recent and current project geographies include Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Monaco, France, the United Arab Emirates, the United States, Mallorca, the Côte d’Azur, Marrakech, and Wadi Rum.

Why is the home a longevity variable?

People spend more than ninety percent of their lives indoors. The architecture around the body produces the air it breathes, the water it absorbs, the light that sets its hormonal state, the sound that determines its cognitive baseline, the temperature it regulates against, the materials its skin contacts, the microbes its immune system trains on, the EMF environment of its sleep, and the habits its layout silently programmes. The home is a twenty-three-hour-a-day exposure surface.

MAVI World, live by design, not by default

Does your home need a doctor?

By Rebecca Newman

The Financial Times profiles the emerging discipline of longevity architecture, with Kas Bordier, Kelly Hoppen CBE, Shouka Amirsolimani and Dr Tamsin Lewis. Methodology, pricing, and the live projects across London, Switzerland, and the Pacific Palisades.

Longevity architecture should become a standard for the industry, with people looking at the health rating of the space the same way as the energy rating. Kas Bordier, founder, MAVI

Read the article in the Financial Times

Discover Longevity · the scroll-bound walkthrough

Inside a MAVI Longevity home

Your home should take care of you too.

Most homes are built for how they look. MAVI Longevity residences are built for how they make you feel, sleep, recover, and think. Longevity architecture, lived.

A curved travertine Engadin bedroom at first light, single arched window onto Alpine fog

Wake rested. Sleep deeper.

Better nights make better days. When air, light, and rhythm work together, the body finds its natural cadence. You fall asleep faster, wake calmer, and carry that steadiness into the morning.

A carved travertine soaking tub on a curved plaster floor, lake fog beyond

Let your home recharge you.

Imagine if every shower, breath, and beam of light helped you refuel. Recovery is not what happens after the gym, it is what your home supports every minute you are in it.

A curved plaster snug wrapping a low fireplace, warm Grisons winter light

Feel grounded as soon as you arrive.

Calm is the new luxury. You sense it before you even notice it. The way a MAVI home absorbs noise, balances temperature, and gives the nervous system permission to relax.

A curved oak desk under an arched clerestory window, brushed brass lamp

Think clearer. Live lighter.

When the surroundings stop fighting biology, clarity follows. Balanced light and oxygen steady attention; good design becomes the silent productivity instrument.

Better nights make better days. When air, light, and rhythm work together, the body finds its natural cadence. You fall asleep faster, wake calmer, and carry that steadiness into the morning.

Imagine if every shower, breath, and beam of light helped you refuel. Recovery is not what happens after the gym, it is what your home supports every minute you are in it.

Calm is the new luxury. You sense it before you even notice it. The way a MAVI home absorbs noise, balances temperature, and gives the nervous system permission to relax.

When the surroundings stop fighting biology, clarity follows. Balanced light and oxygen steady attention; good design becomes the silent productivity instrument.

Longevity architecture
for the body that lives.

The ten pillars

The Architecture of Longevity

What is longevity architecture?
Experience it in a live home.

Does your home need a doctor?

Most luxury homes look healthy.
They are not.