German lakeside resort features a collection of floating homes
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Steeltec37’s Module House Ark (or floating home) is a building design that contrasts formally and functionally with conventional homes
The Lausitz Geierswald Resort features a village consisting of modular floating homes
The base-structure rests on top of an "unsinkable" pontoon, which forms the base of the home
The aesthetic of the modules are modern in spirit, resembling the form of a sail, while giving rise to the practicalities of a waterfront lifestyle
An automated roof-light control system allows natural light to filter through the home
The lower deck features an open and modern dining area
The floating home offers scenic waterfront views
The second deck accommodates the living space
The second deck accommodates the living space
The lower deck features an open and modern dining area
A series of innovative and self-sustaining systems have been included in the structural design, including photovoltaic roof sheeting and a solar-thermal energy system
Steeltec37’s Module House Ark (or floating home) is a building design that contrasts formally and functionally with conventional homes
An automated roof-light control system allows natural light to filter through the home
The floating home offers scenic waterfront views
The lower deck features an open and modern bathroom
The second deck accommodates the sleeping quarters
Designed by the German architectural firm Steeltec37, the modular buildings offer sustainable living and lakeside luxury
Designed by the German architectural firm Steeltec37, the modular buildings offer sustainable living and lakeside luxury
Designed by the German architectural firm Steeltec37, the modular buildings offer sustainable living and lakeside luxury
The base-structure rests on top of an "unsinkable" pontoon, which forms the base of the home
The contemporary modular homes feature a light-weight metal frame base-structure
Article Summary
Within the Lusatian Lake District in Germany, lies the unique Lausitz Geierswald Resort with its collection of floating residences. Designed by the German architectural firm Steeltec37, the floating village includes a collection of modular buildings designed to offer sustainable living and lakeside luxury.
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