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Tevana House Reef

Cajal Bodies scoped a redesign of the Tevana House Reef website, the dive site the GaiaOne reef restoration work is anchored to.

A coral restoration frame on the house reef with a page wireframe hanging in the water beside it
  • The opening page of the redesign proposal
    The proposal, as sent

Tevana House Reef is a house reef and dive site in Tanjung Bira, South Sulawesi, Indonesia, and the place GaiaOne's reef restoration work runs from. Its owner also runs GaiaOne, whose site Cajal Bodies rebuilt, so the two properties are related even though they are separate engagements.

This one is scoped and proposed, not built. The proposal follows an audit of the site as it stands and of the domain behind it, and what that audit found belongs to the client rather than on this page.

It is listed here because it is live work in progress and the site says so plainly, not because anything has been delivered.

What we made

  • An audit of the current site and its domain
  • A scoped redesign proposal

Built with

  • Audit
  • Proposal

There is nothing to show here for Tevana House Reef: it has no public site to visit yet, and none is invented for this page.

Questions people ask

Has Cajal Bodies built the Tevana House Reef site?

No. The redesign is scoped and proposed as of 2026 and nothing has been built or delivered.

What is Tevana House Reef?

A house reef and dive site in Tanjung Bira, South Sulawesi, Indonesia, and the base for the reef restoration work GaiaOne runs.

Build it, then run it

Cajal Bodies works four ways: run it, build it, draw it or make it, and most published work started with something built. If nothing is running yet, that starts with Build it; once it is, the monthly work keeps it watched.

Build it, then run it