SeaCities – Urban Aquatic innovations and research
Our April Seasteading Social featured researchers from the SeaCities Lab in Australia. Watch the video #Seasteading #social
Our April Seasteading Social featured researchers from the SeaCities Lab in Australia. Watch the video #Seasteading #social
When a wave hits an iceberg, seals sleeping on it rarely feel it move. Floating oil rigs operate on the same principle. The submerged pontoons that support these floating societies are so heavy, workers often play ping pong on the high seas.
[By Executive Director Randolph Hencken. 2 minute read] Seasteading is an opportunity to develop new technologies for living on the oceans that could translate into more sustainable habitats elsewhere. It… Read More »Seasteading in French Polynesia
When Bill Gates talks, people listen. So, when Gates gave the nod to a Belgian plan for an artificial island on Twitter last week, we took it as cause for… Read More »A New Use for Artificial Isles?
The Green Float Project is a highly ambitious amphibious development that involves the large-scale construction of numerous artificial rafts to make an enormous sustainable floating city while suppporting the world’s tallest building – a 1km high tower; it is part of the Shimizu’s Dream, a corporate vision of the future from engine