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If we go really fancy we could have something like a train knuckle. It is a instant connection for tension/compression forces, compressed air, electric, and all you need in a train wagon maintaining flexibility between units. The monaco breakwater features such a thing to connect it to land. The ba...

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There are probably a couple “module size sweetspots” among those: 1)car transport size – crane free (represented by a cube model) 2) Bed pot size (represented by the sleeping box below) 3) Container size (represented by a standard mobil home) 4) house size (represented by the concrete float coast g...

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We can not expect to create a unified opinion on how a modular island should be built – it must include the possibility of a link together and come together of a wide variety of modules, seasteads, boats, ships, houseboats, floats etc… so we probably should imagine it more as a floating marina, or harbo...

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floating out precast elements and assemble them to giant structures has a long history one of the better known examples is the floating harbor for the D-day invasion that was shipped from england to france with the troops. Mulberry harbour a giant floating cube element serving as breakwater. Newer...

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floating city, as world population grows a billion per decade, costal space becomes crowded, the inevitable solution - floating cities, oriented to the ocean, following the ancient example of VENICE and Cartago in their business development model.

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steps, floating development, floating marina, floating district, floating city... transition capacity, beating economic heart, baystead, ... -- Edited by admin on Monday 11th of August 2014 07:49:36 PM

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I was thinking more of a normal concrete floating breakwater – link two of them in a V shape point the tip against the waves – you will enjoy a calm waterspace inside the V and the whole thing might even navigate at a acceptable speed. Compare the seaworthyness of such a structure with KON TIKI and keep in m...

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The beauty of the used houseboat solution is that you get a floating living space that is conveniently equipped with everything you need. The downside it is only useable in protected water – means not on open ocean. So how can we make it open ocean capeable in a secondary building process? Building a co...

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anchor solutions for floating structures, lazy station keeping, dynamic station keeping, unsuitable anchor ideas....

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the idea to build in one country and operate in another has been implemented for the monaco floating breakwater so this is something that can work on small and on big scale monaco breakwater Frusha, Ocean – building a unit in one piece could work like the building of the floating base made of concrete fo...

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When we talk about rafting up (small or big modules) we are basicly talking about assembling precast concrete elements to a bigger structure. I have always been a fan of looking around in standard engineering what kind of solutions you see there for similar tasks. Obviously none of the structures th...

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Let`s check on a flat raft platform of 14x14m this would be more or less 200 blocks (cubes) of 1x1m each. If you build it in blocks and raft them up you can do so a hundred miles from the waterfront – transport them with a car trailer – float them out from every boat dock. A 14×14 structure built in one piece ne...

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	STICKY: snap fit connections compare to normal marine connections (Preview) If we go really fancy we could have something like a train knuckle. It is a instant connection for tension/compression forces, compressed air, electric, and all you need in a train wagon maintaining flexibility between units. The monaco breakwater features such a thing to connect it to land. The ba...	admin	4	2881	November 30th by michealjasso
	STICKY: module size sweetspots for a modular floating concrete island (Preview) There are probably a couple “module size sweetspots” among those: 1)car transport size – crane free (represented by a cube model) 2) Bed pot size (represented by the sleeping box below) 3) Container size (represented by a standard mobil home) 4) house size (represented by the concrete float coast g...	admin	6	2703	Dec 17, 2018 by admin
	STICKY: impossibility of a lego like sistem (Preview) We can not expect to create a unified opinion on how a modular island should be built – it must include the possibility of a link together and come together of a wide variety of modules, seasteads, boats, ships, houseboats, floats etc… so we probably should imagine it more as a floating marina, or harbo...	admin	5	2848	Oct 30, 2012 by admin
	STICKY: floating out precast elements (Preview) floating out precast elements and assemble them to giant structures has a long history one of the better known examples is the floating harbor for the D-day invasion that was shipped from england to france with the troops. Mulberry harbour a giant floating cube element serving as breakwater. Newer...	admin	0	2140	Apr 3, 2012 by admin
	floating city floating city (Preview) floating city, as world population grows a billion per decade, costal space becomes crowded, the inevitable solution - floating cities, oriented to the ocean, following the ancient example of VENICE and Cartago in their business development model.	admin	5	2583	Mar 2, 2022 by rakinroxin
	seastead development steps (Preview) steps, floating development, floating marina, floating district, floating city... transition capacity, beating economic heart, baystead, ... -- Edited by admin on Monday 11th of August 2014 07:49:36 PM	admin	4	1813	Oct 17, 2021 by jaimsolis
	seaworthiness of floating concrete elements - compare to Kon-Tiki (Preview) I was thinking more of a normal concrete floating breakwater – link two of them in a V shape point the tip against the waves – you will enjoy a calm waterspace inside the V and the whole thing might even navigate at a acceptable speed. Compare the seaworthyness of such a structure with KON TIKI and keep in m...	admin	1	1840	Nov 17, 2014 by admin
	solutions for rafting up houseboats and make them oceanworthy (Preview) The beauty of the used houseboat solution is that you get a floating living space that is conveniently equipped with everything you need. The downside it is only useable in protected water – means not on open ocean. So how can we make it open ocean capeable in a secondary building process? Building a co...	admin	1	1846	Nov 17, 2014 by admin
	anchor solutions for floating structures anchor solutions for floating structures (Preview) anchor solutions for floating structures, lazy station keeping, dynamic station keeping, unsuitable anchor ideas....	admin	4	2789	Nov 17, 2014 by admin
	hog sag forces on a ship hog sag forces on a ship (Preview)	admin	0	1873	Jan 29, 2013 by admin
	build in one country operate in another (Preview) the idea to build in one country and operate in another has been implemented for the monaco floating breakwater so this is something that can work on small and on big scale monaco breakwater Frusha, Ocean – building a unit in one piece could work like the building of the floating base made of concrete fo...	admin	0	1828	Apr 3, 2012 by admin
	how to raft up concrete standard modules (Preview) When we talk about rafting up (small or big modules) we are basicly talking about assembling precast concrete elements to a bigger structure. I have always been a fan of looking around in standard engineering what kind of solutions you see there for similar tasks. Obviously none of the structures th...	admin	0	1617	Apr 3, 2012 by admin
	how modules size influences a float out project (Preview) Let`s check on a flat raft platform of 14x14m this would be more or less 200 blocks (cubes) of 1x1m each. If you build it in blocks and raft them up you can do so a hundred miles from the waterfront – transport them with a car trailer – float them out from every boat dock. A 14×14 structure built in one piece ne...	admin	1	1840	Apr 3, 2012 by admin
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