Juan has extensive experience with sacred geometry structures through the use of patterns and forms found in nature. Taking after his father – the renowned Austrian sculptor Adolfo Schlosser, he has developed a touch for merging beauty, art, and space, creating energetic environments.  

By taking inspiration from natural forms and the generative sacred geometry that permeates all things, he has developed a language for his style.

Juan has become known for showcasing bioarchitecture’s vast and varied benefits in various schemes, including domestic, eco-conscious resorts in Bali, art galleries in Europe, and music festivals worldwide. 

He is the founder of BioArc: a design firm that focuses on bioarchitecture design and research on bioenergetics, which investigates the relationship between structure, shape, sacred geometry, and the dynamics of life energy. 

Juan’s work has been exhibited and featured in several galleries and festivals worldwide, earning him international recognition and praise for his unique and innovative approach to art and design. Despite his success, he remains dedicated to exploring new ways of merging nature, art, and architecture. He continues to explore the boundaries of what is possible in the world of bioarchitecture.