GLASS HOUSE CAMARILLO CULTIVATION CAMPUS

DIGITAL ASSET DESCRIPTION Located at 645 Laguna Road in Camarillo, California, this asset is associated with one of the largest controlled-environment cultivation complexes in North America. Originally developed by Houweling Nurseries under the leadership of agricultural innovator Casey Houweling, the property was engineered as a hyper-scale greenhouse campus designed to maximize agricultural efficiency through advanced environmental controls, resource optimization, and large-scale production capacity. What makes this asset extraordinary is its evolution into a cornerstone of the modern regulated cannabis industry under the operation of Glass House Brands, one of the largest vertically integrated cannabis companies in the United States. The facility represents a convergence of agriculture, technology, infrastructure, and industrial-scale cultivation, demonstrating how traditional greenhouse engineering can be adapted to support emerging regulated industries. Beyond cultivation, the property possesses significant energy-generation capabilities through its natural gas cogeneration systems. The facility has been recognized as an active commercial utility operation and generates substantial independent electrical capacity, helping power large-scale agricultural production while optimizing environmental efficiency. This combination of cultivation and energy infrastructure places the property within a unique category of modern industrial agriculture. The site's origins under Houweling Nurseries remain an important part of its legacy. The original greenhouse development was widely recognized for pushing the boundaries of controlled-environment agriculture, establishing a framework that later enabled one of the largest cannabis cultivation operations in the country. Within the TLAAA Collection, this asset represents the preservation of a landmark in modern agricultural infrastructure—a facility where greenhouse engineering, energy production, and regulated cultivation converge at industrial scale. WHERE AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING MET THE FUTURE OF CULTIVATION Archived & Preserved by Jacob Alan Ervin Lovaas🇺🇸🎩 June 19, 2026 🌿⚡🏭🏆💎🇺🇸✨