Our Team
Be BRAVE, Be BOLD, Be DIFFERENT. . . Be KIND
Extraordinary things happen when ordinary people join together. Our Dream Team are visionary pioneers. We joyfully collaborate with clarity of purpose, bringing forth our unique gifts, skills, intuition and commitment to the showcase project. Together we change the future. . .it’s part of our personal and human legacy.
“Let the beauty we love be what we do. There are hundreds of ways to kneel and kiss the ground.” -Rumi
Want to be part of the dream team that’s making big things happen in residental living? Contact us!
More team members to be annouced!
Prem Hunji Turner
Prem, whose birth name Prem Latha, means Divine Love, is a visionary who invites color. A practicing attorney for over 40 years, she later became a designer and is passionate about designing and building a home beyond sustainable regenerative design to holistic design. What started as building her dream home grew into a more impactful project as she studied more about design which started to include learning in depth about green building and holistic design.
She is inspired by and taking action on how leading edge scientists are discovering what ancient wisdom seekers have instinctively known in their hearts. And her intention with the Infinity Home is to use what she is learning to create living spaces that nurture physical, emotional and spiritual well being — spaces that inspire all beings to be the best that they can be.
Selected as an Advisor to the International Well Building Institute, she is working alongside experts and leaders from around the world to identify and scale equitable strategies for the evolution of health and well-being in the design and construction of our residential spaces. She was also recently interviewed by an interfaith podcast to discuss how spirituality is a component in the Infinity Home. And, she holds leadership roles in the community as President of a non-profit spiritual center and on the Board of the Lake Greenhaven Homeowners Association, former President of the Barrister Club and on the Board of Directors and Booster Club Treasurer of the Sacramento Waldorf School.
Prem is also being featured in an upcoming book, to be published by Princeton Architectural Press, alongside the life stories of prominent national figures, “who are doing remarkable things in their lives when many their age are retiring.” She comes from a long line of people that are trailblazers which is clearly seen in her family’s story that’s featured in the first film history of Punjabi women in California called "Walking into the Unknown" that aired on public television.
Her full story is coming here soon, including how she came to create the Infinity Home with her longtime husband, Richard Turner.
Richard K. Turner
Richard Turner is a graduate of Stanford University and the University of California, Boalt Hall School of Law. He practiced law for over 40 years, serving as a Deputy Attorney General in the California Department of Justice, as personal counsel to Ronald Reagan, Governor of California, and in private practice specializing in government and administrative law.
Richard is an accomplished writer and poet, an award winning photographer, and has been selected as the featured artist in galleries and public buildings. He has presented his work in many juried art shows and festivals.
Richard’s work is on exhibit in homes and businesses throughout the country, including permanent biophilic commissioned exhibits in the new Mercy San Juan Hospital Tower, Adventist Health and Rideout Hospital and in the ICU and surgical center waiting rooms at Methodist Hospital in Sacramento.
His poetry was selected for publication in the 2012 Sacramento poetry anthology. He is the founder and owner of “Gorgeous Greetings™,” having published thousands of fine art greeting cards depicting our natural world.
Richard is the Past President of the Sacramento Fine Arts Center, a non-profit, community outreach art organization. He has introduced cross genres of poetry, jazz and art to the Center and has brought them together in concert.
He has been featured by AARP in a documentary about career change “late in life” and has been interviewed in numerous podcasts and publications on his shift from the law to poetry and photography. In this regard Richard wrote and published a celebrated book, I Can’t Always See My Path…But I Keep On Walking, warmly endorsed by the late Dr. Wayne Dyer and notable nature photographers. His second book of photography and poetry, Sweet Crazy, Walkin’ On The Edge, will appear in 2022.
He is a member of the Nature Conservancy, the National Audubon Society, the Natural Resources Defense Council, and who knows what else!
He lives in the City of Sacramento with lawyer and designer Prem Hunji Turner, his wife of many years, and his spiritual and creative partner. He has three living children, all of whom share his love and appreciation of nature, eight grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren, all of whom he is urging become park rangers instead of lawyers!
Jason McLennan
World wide known designer, author, speaker, consultant, and environmentalist
McLennan is the creator of the Living Building Challenge, the most stringent and progressive green building program in existence, as well as a primary author of the WELL Building Standard, which is sweeping the globe. He is the author of seven books on Sustainability and Design, used by thousands of practitioners each year, including the Philosophy of Sustainable Design, which is considered the ‘bible’ for green building. And he is both an Ashoka Fellow and Senior Fellow of the Design Future’s Council. He works closely with world leaders, Fortune 500 companies, leading NGO’s, major universities, and influential development companies—all in the pursuit of a world that is socially just, culturally rich and ecologically restorative. He is the founder, former CEO, and immediate past chair on the board of directors for International Living Future Institute and is the CEO of McLennan Design, his own architectural and planning practice designing some of the world’s most advanced green buildings.