After years of research by the architect Giancario Zema, EcoFloLife brought his idea into a reality and have made the first floating eco-home that is almost entirely recyclable. A staggering 98% of the eco-home unit can be recycled.
The eco-home pod boasts a spacious 1,000 square foot of floor space, with a diameter of 12 metres and a height of a lofty 4 metres. The rounded wooden roof is topped off with a 60 square meter array of solar photovoltaic panels that is capable of generating 4 KWp.
The eco-home pod boasts a spacious 1,000 square foot of floor space, with a diameter of 12 metres and a height of a lofty 4 metres. The rounded wooden roof is topped off with a 60 square meter array of solar photovoltaic panels that is capable of generating 4 KWp.
The developers created a “sophisticated system of internal natural micro-ventilation and air conditioning” to classify the building as a “low-consumption residential habitat.” The WaterNest 100 also features a flexible interior design that can be changed to suit different uses. If the owner doesn’t intend to use the unit as a home, the floating ecological pod could easily be reconfigured into an office space, lounge bar, restaurant, shop, or exhibition space.
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