The AquaDomi Star Hotel R200: A Floating Hotel
The AquaDomi Star Hotel R200 designed by Danish architectural firm C.F. Møller is a floating hotel, designed and developed for an investor group, in co-operation with AquaDomi.
As its name implies, the AquaDomi Star Hotel is star-shaped. The star shape secures views and balconies towards the water for all rooms, and can easily be turned and adapted to suit different locations. At the same time, it creates three soft bays which allow access to the water for the key functions and provide natural mooring spots for small boats. The dynamic figure also provides the necessary symmetrical balance in the water, and reduces the length of the corridors.
The hotel has 200 double rooms, of which 136 measure 24 m2, and several suites in various sizes up to 100 m2. Beside its rooms, the hotel also contains a restaurant, conference room, lounge bar, hall, reception, personnel facilities, storeroom and production kitchen.
The hotel has also been sketched in a Z-shaped version, the AquaDomi Z Hotel, adapted to smaller water areas.
Is the AquaDomi Star Hotel a swimming hotel or is it somewhere attachted in the ocean ground?
To me it looks like a star shaped boat and not like a hotel.
I wonder how this would handle large waves. Would the windows be secure for a large and hard storm and its massive waves?
ok looks great …but… why?
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