Biogenometry, that rings a bell, reminds me of of this 'math-geometry':

[URL unfurl="true"]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Benedictusberg_Abbey[/URL]

This monastery/abbey looks rather ordinary castle-ish at the front, but what wiki doesn't mention is that this is just a remaining facade, one that they kept as a historical relic. The actual used part is a modern architecture, where the action is as of late.

All of this new buildings have a particular feat: as much of possible of the visual proportions are kept at the golden ratio.Everywhere you look you see this one particular harmony. Even the church furniture tries to respect that ratio where possible. Also the parts outside the church! Impression for me is: one feels very at ease, was there a few years back when passing on a trip. I cannot attest to what influence there is on sound.

IIRC they had trouble staying alive as an organisation with few monks. If that place hits the market ... that might be a good nexus HQ candidate