CHINANAGOLAND
CHINANAGOLAND
You’re reading this because someone who has been here thought you should.
Co-own a Catalan estate, a cultural world, and the infrastructure beneath it — one share for every day of the year.
The idea
Three hundred and sixty-five people — no more, ever — become perpetual co-owners of Chinanagoland: the estate, the venue, the cultural programme, and the self-powered infrastructure being built beneath it. A single share is a share in all of it, and a standing place at the table for the rest of your life.
What you co-own
Your share is a real stake in La Torre dels Til·lers — the modernist estate and 400-person event venue by Enric Sagnier — and in the operating business that runs it: weddings, events, hospitality, residencies and the cultural programme. You share in the revenue those streams generate.
The membership
Ownership is the foundation. The membership is the life you get to live on top of it.
The estate
Complimentary nights at the estate each year, rising with the size of your holding — your rooms kept for you.
Priority booking for members · outside a short list of peak-season blackout dates.Your gatherings
Host your celebrations, retreats and gatherings in venues that others pay to use, with the in-house facilities included.
One signature member event a year, off-peak and subject to availability, never displacing a confirmed commercial booking.Your circle
Introduce friends and family, and pass on member rates on stays, events and facilities to the people you bring in.
Member-guest rates apply to guests you personally introduce.The table
Access to the orchards, gardens and food grown on site — the kitchen and the harvest are part of what you own.
Seasonal, from the estate’s own production.The programme
Priority access to Chinanagoland’s performances, residencies, screenings and events — the world DUSOL is built to host.
Member priority across the annual programme.The infrastructure
Members-only access to the self-powered data centre and Faraday-shielded room being built on site — sovereign, secure and off-grid.
On completion — see below.Benefits scale with the number of shares held. Final entitlements, caps and blackout dates are set out in the membership deed — designed to keep the club generous to members and the business healthy for everyone who owns it.
Infrastructure
Beneath the beautiful thing sits a rational one: a self-powered, water-cooled data centre with a Faraday-shielded room, built into the factory’s own river, turbine and solar. It is the part of Chinanagoland that answers to spreadsheets — and it is owned by the same 365.
Currently in costing and design. Presented here as a planned pillar of the estate, not yet operational — full specification and budget will be shared with members under the infrastructure plan.
The structure
A share is a genuine equity holding, designed to hold its value and stay within a community that cares for it.
Why it holds
A heritage estate, an operating event venue, productive land and a self-powered data centre — not a promise, but property and a working business.
Deborah keeps the factory and leases it in, so she is tied to Chinanagoland’s success for the rest of her life — and the heritage core can never be lost by the company.
365 members and no more, each capped at five shares, exits matched by the club — ownership stays small, aligned and in careful hands.
The founder
A rare combination of artistic credibility and large-scale production experience — exactly what a project like this needs.
“I asked myself how I want to spend the next 30 years? The answer: surrounded by creative, curious, and funny people, with a place worth inviting anyone in the world to, and experiences good enough that they always say yes.”
Request an invitation
Membership is by personal introduction and a conversation — not a checkout. Tell us a friend sent you, and we’ll arrange a time to talk, walk you through the estate and the deed, and answer everything before you decide.