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There is no one correct design for a seastead, since the best
choice depends on your goals, budget, and location. For this
reason we'll give a broad overview of the many types of
structures which have been suggested and some of the necessary
tradeoffs. Then we'll delve into detail on our
favorite design, the spar platform.
Source: http://seastead.org/commented/paper/designs.html#There_is_no_one_correct_design_for_a_seastead_sinc
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