Valeria Lie Alonso flows through creation with a synthesis of logic, artistry, and architectonic intuition that shapes the core of the Dynasty’s design language. An early affinity for programming formed a mind fluent in systems, patterns, and code — a way of seeing that reveals structure beneath the surface. Alongside this, her exploration of fine arts, literature, graphic design, and calligraphy nurtured a subtle command of form, symbolism, and the rhythm of visual language. Her multiethnic lineage carries an innate sense of Exoticism — an instinctive attunement to depth, contrast, and the poetry of culture.

With a bachelor’s in Architecture & Urban Planning, Valeria’s path led her to a role at Embraer Executive Jets in her hometown in Brazil, where immersion in aircraft manufacturing shaped her foundation in industrial design and the high-luxury standards of business aviation. Her trajectory later expanded to Gulfstream Aerospace in the United States, where she consistently led the detailed process of interior and exterior aircraft specifications for bespoke cabin programmes. Working across concept development, materials intelligence, feasibility studies, and close collaboration with specialised engineering and manufacturing teams around the world, she developed a refined technical fluency — the ability to transform complex requirements into elegant, buildable solutions.

Today, she shapes the architectonic identity of Lie Alonso Dynasty and the vision of the Creative Oasis. Her work is guided by wholistic integrity — attuned to the interplay between structure, material, and the quiet enchantment that emerges when design honours Nature’s opulence. She brings a multidimensional lens that merges analytical depth with artistic intuition, creating environments that feel considered, enduring, and wonderfully alive.

For Valeria, design is a way of remembering what matters. It is an offering of meaning, presence, and refinement — giving form to the Ancient Future through spaces that feel alive, intelligent, and profoundly human.

Eric Batdorff built his life around movement — across countries, across aircraft types, and across ideas — shaping a perspective that is equal parts disciplined, curious, and quietly strategic. He pays attention to how things function beneath the surface: systems, behaviors, pressures, and patterns. Years of living abroad refined this instinct into something broader — an ability to read environments quickly, make decisions cleanly, and stay steady regardless of the setting.

His path began in the U.S. Air Force, where he spent eight years stationed in Japan, South Korea, and Germany. There, he managed the electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, engine, and avionics systems of fighter jets, rescue helicopters, refuelers, and cargo aircraft. The work demanded precision, accountability, and a level of clarity that stays with him today. It also gave him an early education in international leadership, cultural intelligence, and adaptability — lessons learned through lived experience, not textbooks.

After the military, Eric transitioned into private aviation as an independent consultant. He worked with VVIP clients, government officials, and executives on aircraft acquisitions and high-level projects across North & South America, Europe, Central Asia, East Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. His degree in Unmanned Aircraft from Embry-Riddle expanded his technical foundation into emerging technology and the future of flight. Over time, he built a reputation for being the person who can step into complex situations, cut through the noise, and bring order, direction, and discretion.

Today, Eric contributes his global experience and systems-focused mindset to the evolving vision of Lie Alonso Dynasty. His approach to entrepreneurship is straightforward: stay intentional, stay aware, build things that last, and make decisions that actually mean something. He values clarity over complication, strategy over noise, and execution over theory.

Outside of work, he trains in Jiu-Jitsu, yoga, and rock climbing — practices that reinforce presence and discipline. And in Jiu-Jitsu specifically, he appreciates the practical wisdom it offers: when something isn’t cooperating, you can always improve your position… or, when required, apply a calm, respectful choke until the problem stops arguing.

Diana Lie Alonso's relationship with environments began early. As the twin's family moved into a developing suburb in a former stretch of farmland in Brazil, Diana spent her early years around construction sites, witnessing raw land take on the shape of community. This imprint — witnessing neighbourhood emerge from the ground — would later expand into a multidisciplinary practice and a vision for a new civilization.

After completing her bachelor’s in Architecture & Urban Planning, Diana immersed herself in the breadth of the profession — joining architectural and construction firms and contributing to projects across residential, workspace, hospitality, and retail. She built a foundation in space planning and spatial logic, design documentation & construction packages, and on-site execution, gaining an intimate understanding of how ideas become built environments.

Her move to London, UK, strengthened this foundation. Working in the dynamic Design & Build sector, she refined her ability to make rapid decisions while leading projects with architectural precision, artistic intuition, and an instinct shaped by grounded observation. Her work across continents reflects a disciplined approach to design: intentional, atmospheric, and always grounded in truth rather than trend.

Today, her multidisciplinary experience forms the backbone of Creative Oasis Brazil — an ecosystem that brings together transcendental architecture, community design, and cultural expression into a single living environment. The forces she witnessed as a child — land shaping people, and people shaping place — now inform a world she is actively building. Her background across architectural developments, interior environments, and lived experience in an emerging region gives her a practical understanding of how communities form, how people gather, and how environments guide human behavior.

By studying beauty and photography, she honed a precise eye for framing, allowing her to tune aesthetics to spatial logic and shape the pathways through which consciousness moves.