Storm Makes Sense of Shelter

1st Place in the Architectural Design Contest

Submitted by Simon Nummy (Atkins)

Further to the need to design for extreme environmental conditions that Seasteaders can expect to encounter, there are other “storms”, political, social, economic, physiological and indeed psychological ones that the community will have to weather.The concept is one that is driven by:Connection with land and vegetationSelf sufficiency and independenceEase of platform configurationResilience and SustainabilityMaterials and ModularityThe intent is for an architecture derived from nautical technology and sensibility, designed to take on any type of storm.

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