Waterworlds

Sunken cities. Artificial islands. Amphibious buildings. In the new book Water House, Captain Nemo fan Felix Flesche and his co-author, Christian Burchard, present 60 innovative structures and design concepts, from a converted oil rig rising 1,480 feet above the Norwegian Shelf to a luxury hotel submerged some 50 feet below the surface of the Persian […]

Sunken cities. Artificial islands. Amphibious buildings. In the new book Water House, Captain Nemo fan Felix Flesche and his co-author, Christian Burchard, present 60 innovative structures and design concepts, from a converted oil rig rising 1,480 feet above the Norwegian Shelf to a luxury hotel submerged some 50 feet below the surface of the Persian Gulf. "Atlantis is still alive," Flesche says. "I wanted to show the range of possibilities - what we can do now and visions of the future." With roughly 70épercent of Earth covered in water, these aquatic outposts may be just the solution to the high demand for beachfront property.

- Suzanne Wu


A Norwegian Troll oil rig

Hydropolis hotel

The World archipelago of 300 man-made islands off the coast of Dubai

Amsterdamés City Hostel

Dutch Plan Tij-wet-footedé development

Berlin-based water settlement

Jelly-fish 45 floating house

steel anchor for the man-made island of Kamar

Palm Jumeirah artificial island home

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