HAUS:ELEMENT · Florissant region, Colorado · in development
Bring your work somewhere worthy of it.
A private retreat property, in development for the Colorado foothills.
Most retreat spaces give facilitators a place to gather.
HAUS:element is a complete environment for work that changes people.
Not a venue.A container.
The host
For facilitators carrying work that asks more from a room.
Space designed for the work.
A central gathering house and a small constellation of private cabins, planned around how a retreat actually flows.
Operational drag removed.
Arrival, hospitality, food, supplies, AV, and on-property care coordinated as part of the host package.
A setting that elevates the work.
Architecture and landscape that make a facilitator's offering feel more substantial — before they say a word.
The engagement
Four ways to bring your work here.
Private Retreat Buyout
The property as a private, fully-coordinated environment for your group.
Supported Retreat Package
Venue plus culinary, wellness, production, and hospitality partners coordinated for you.
Co-Created Signature Retreat
A retreat designed in partnership with HAUS:element, with shared brand surface.
Annual Host Residency
Priority dates, deeper support, and an ongoing creative home for repeat facilitators.
Each engagement begins with a conversation. Not a calendar.
The houses
The property is planned as a small constellation — each house named for an element of the Colorado landscape.
- Kumo HouseCloud
- Hikari HouseLight
- Sora HouseSky
- Mizu HouseWater
- Mori HouseForest
- Yuki HouseSnow
- Kaze HouseWind
- Tsuki HouseMoon
- Taiyo HouseSun
- Ishi HouseStone
- Ki HouseSpirit
- Hana HouseFlower
- Taki HouseWaterfall
- Ame HouseRain
A note for investors
HAUS:element is not a rental property thesis. It is a hospitality infrastructure thesis built around the growing value of facilitated gathering.
Founded
HAUS:element is founded by Dan Jahn, drawing on two decades of work across leadership development, retreat design, hospitality, production environments, brand strategy, and entrepreneurial infrastructure. The project is in its development phase, and we are speaking with a small number of facilitators and capital partners.
The mark
Where land, architecture, and gathering become one experience.
The mark is a house drawn in two lines — built form and open element, held together. Before the property exists, it exists as a sign: cut into steel at the gate, pressed into the grain of the things you carry home.
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