Design & architecture
Practices who can translate human intent into buildable drawings.
Founder

Janera founded The Healthy Space to close a gap she kept running into: the decisions that shape how people actually live in a building are made long before anyone considers the impact of place on people.
Now she advises developers, investors, and hospitality leaders on projects where the human case has to hold up commercially — homes, hotels, multifamily, offices, mixed-use, and master-planned communities.
Before founding The Healthy Space, she led market development for the International WELL Building Institute, working with owners and occupiers to translate health standards into decisions that elevate the human experience in a space. Earlier still, she cut her teeth in corporate finance in Amsterdam and Milan, then spent a decade founding her own ventures — a media platform, a philanthropic program, a co-living club, a creative agency — each one, in hindsight, a lesson in what makes people stay in a place, or leave it.
She studied at Columbia Business School and the London School of Economics, and works fluently across English, Spanish, Italian and Dutch.
Her method is rigorous: bring the evidence into the room while it can still change the drawings, then translate it into the language the investment committee already speaks.
“Good intentions rarely survive a budget meeting. Evidence does. Health and human performance become investable only when they're quantified early with metrics already used to make decisions.”How we approach projects
Our Network
The Healthy Space stays deliberately lean. Rather than carry every discipline in house, we assemble leading specialists and implementers around each project — people whose work has already been tested in the client's market.
Janera also co-founded the Wellness Real Estate Circle, a separate, invitation-only community for wellness real estate in Latin America.
Practices who can translate human intent into buildable drawings.
Air, water, light, acoustics and materials specialists.
Operators who keep the promise alive after handover.
Teams who can evidence outcomes credibly, not anecdotally.

Principles
A place should make it easier to live well — healthier, more connected, less stressed.
Design, operations, community and economics shape each other. We plan for that.
Every project starts from its own people, culture, landscape and market.
What you say you want should be written down, tracked and reported honestly.
The best projects keep paying back — for residents, investors, communities and nature.
Tell us about the asset and the decision in front of you.
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