Harmonizing Electro-Smog in the Built Environment Experimental Project in Hemberg, St. Gallen, Switzerland

Electro-Smog as a subtle pollution has become one of the increasing problems inside our built environments. It is responsible for a condition known as electro hypersensitivity (EHS) as it is now being referred to by the Department of Health, the Health Protection Agency (HPA) and the World Health Organization (WHO). Most of the solutions to Electro-Smog focus on reducing the radiation exposure and the number of electrical and wireless appliances despite their major role in our daily life. The paper argues that by using energy sciences such as BioGeometry, the harmful effects of electro smog will be neutralized. BioGeometry uses specially designed shapes programmed according to a new 'Physics of Quality' to induce harmony in all levels of subtle energy in the environment. An experimental pilot project using the science of BioGeometry to harmonize Electro-Smog that was carried out in Hemberg, St. Gallen, Switzerland will be presented. The paper ends up with proposing the concept of BioGeometry to deal with Electro-Smog. While the shapes of Biogeometry used in Hemberg were applied to existing buildings, the concept of BioGeometry can be applied more effectively to architecture from the first steps of architectural design forming process. The aim of this paper is not to determine a panacea for this crucial issue of electrosmog inside built environments but rather to build on the successful solutions of BioGeometry in Switzerland and open the door to a more in-depth debate, investigation, recommending further researches and measurements to study the role of an active architecture in solving the Electro-Smog issue.