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Could a floating dome that can house up to 10,000 people be a model for future living?
Russian architect Alexander Remizov thinks so -- and his prototype design, called "The Ark," bears more than a passing resemblance to the classic children's toy, the Slinky.
Remizov believes his Ark, designed to be constructed from timber, steel and high-strength ETFE plastic, could be adapted for all kinds of environments and put to a number of different uses, including emergency housing -- its prefabricated structure should allow it to be constructed quickly -- and hotels. He's even suggested a variation with a honeycomb-style hull that can float.
Originally posted by alysha.angel
that is really really cool,, great find ..
Originally posted by Advantage
Ever seen that movie Waterworld??
No way would I voluntarily get on a floating prison with a bunch of people I couldnt get away from...... unless I threw them overboard.
Originally posted by maybee
Originally posted by Advantage
Ever seen that movie Waterworld??
No way would I voluntarily get on a floating prison with a bunch of people I couldnt get away from...... unless I threw them overboard.
I thought about that movie too. I saw the picture of it on Yahoo yesterday. I think I would probably be more concerned about getting sea sick.