SeaPods by Ocean Builders Shares a New Way to Live Life on the Water
Laura McQuarrie — August 8, 2022 — Eco
References: oceanbuilders & designtaxi
Ocean Builders' SeaPods conceptualizes a new way to live on the water in an eco-friendly way. With environmentally friendly design elements and state-of-the-art marine engineering, these accommodations were thought of as a way to solve the problem of more people moving to oceanfront properties. With a lack of real estate along the coastline itself, these pods offer a way for people to appreciate more of the ocean by living on it, rather than beside it.
The pod structures are elevated above the surface of the water and they boast three storeys of liveable interior space, including functional spaces like bedrooms, living rooms and kitchens.
While the SeaPod designed by Dutch architect Koen Olthius is optimized for living out at sea, similar designs have been created for life on land (GreenPod and EcoPod.)
The pod structures are elevated above the surface of the water and they boast three storeys of liveable interior space, including functional spaces like bedrooms, living rooms and kitchens.
While the SeaPod designed by Dutch architect Koen Olthius is optimized for living out at sea, similar designs have been created for life on land (GreenPod and EcoPod.)
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Floating Homes - There is a growing trend in the development of eco-friendly floating homes with innovative marine engineering designs.
2. Multi-storey Floating Structures - The use of multi-storey designs to maximize living spaces in floating homes is gaining popularity in the real estate industry.
3. Alternative Real Estate Options - The concept of living on water in innovative designs like SeaPods, EcoPods, and GreenPods offers a new alternative to traditional real estate options.
Industry Implications
1. Construction - The construction industry can take advantage of the growing demand for eco-friendly floating homes by offering innovative building solutions.
2. Real Estate - The real estate industry can explore alternative options for those looking for homes in prime locations without access to land such as eco-friendly floating homes or multi-storey floating structures.
3. Marine Engineering - There is a need for marine engineers to develop innovative and sustainable designs for floating structures like SeaPods, EcoPods, and GreenPods.
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