Tropicana Magazine Jan-Feb 2019 #122: Celebration of Love

While awareness of space and use of
unique, complex architecture are part of
Mayer’s architectural code, use of the latest
advancements in technology is another piece
of his luxury, eco-conscious puzzle. Droughtresistant
landscaping and a custom-designed
water capture system ensure the home’s efficient
use of water supply, while solar panelling, LED
lighting, facilities for electric car charging, and
effective use of recycled materials keep the
home’s carbon footprint to a minimum. In all
his home’s, Mayer also installs fully-integrated
Creston Home Automation which allows control
of lighting, air-conditioning, home theatre and
all electricals at all times, from any location; as
well as tracking habits and managing the home’s
utility usage. These technological innovations
allow Mayer to create a sustainable and
efficient living space while also providing the
homeowners with the highest accommodations
and comfort.
While Mayer describes his role as not just
“building a business but building the future of
housing”, he also holds himself responsible
for giving back to the community that raised
him. In order to do this, Mayer founded The
Dream Builders Project in 2013. A non-profit
organisation with no direct ties to a particular
group or cause, The Dream Builders Project has
provided funds and services to social issues such
as homelessness, human trafficking, education,
music and art therapy, and those with severe
illness and disease. Prime Five Homes covers
100% of the charity’s administrative costs so
that all profits raised go directly to the cause.
With his sights set on expanding Prime Five
Homes into eco-friendly renovations for a
variety of socioeconomic budgets, and taking
The Dream Builders Project global, Mayer
Dahan is a name to remember.
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