As fears of global warming induced population displacement are steadily realized, the allure of waterborne aquatecture becomes more and more enticing. Designed by Alexander Asadov, this incredible floating Aerohotel features a lighter-than-air aesthetic that sits serenely atop an elegant system of supports. Conceived as an elevated aquatic structure replete with hanging gardens, the space-age floating island preserves the entire extent of the ecosystem beneath it, contrasting with man-made islands that disrupt their immediate environment with tons of gravel fill.
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Many innovations in ecology have proved to be environmentally friendly. But, never before the new age century, has there been such a dedication to architecture in mix with ecology. Call it “eco-architecture,” because certain people are coming up with ways to improve on an area of the planet by building high-tech style structures. These constructions portray the new-edge and neolithic in the sense of being serene and inviting. Anyways, who can put a label on these so called projects which offer futuristic living arrangements. In and out of the space-age materials are special channels that play a big part in the role of venting certain gases and other substances. No harmful particles are emanated from these structures because the parts are formed from all natural, green supporting alternatives. Never until now has a solution for modernized as well inexpensive building materials and designs been so apparent. Projects like these are sure leading us into great and wonderful experiences with the features shared by many who live on planet Earth.