The London-based designer Vojtek Morsztyn presents to our magazine the project of a houseboat with a special and unique design that it is so futuristic but its design also seems to be influenced by the waves of the nature.
The Neptune houseboat is a unique and innovative design that boasts a two-floor houseboat that is divided into two levels. The main level features an open plan living room with large sofas and large windows that offer breathtaking views of the outside. This living room is connected to the back kitchen and dining unit, allowing for easy entertainment and dining. The large windows also lead to an extended outdoor platform that is perfect for outdoor use.
One of the key features of the Neptune houseboat is its clean energy sources. The houseboat is powered by clean energy sources such as solar, wind, hydro power, and an electrical engine, reducing its carbon footprint and helping to conserve resources. In addition, the houseboat is constructed from eco-friendly materials to minimize its impact on the environment.
The Neptune houseboat is also designed to be highly customizable, with a flexible modular structure that allows for easy expansion and adaptation to changing needs and lifestyles. The houseboat promotes a sense of community, with shared spaces and amenities that encourage interaction and connection among residents.
The Neptune houseboat offers residents a unique waterfront living experience, with beautiful views and close proximity to nature. It is equipped with smart home technology, such as automated systems for energy management and water treatment, to optimize energy efficiency and reduce waste. The houseboat is also designed to withstand the impacts of climate change and rising sea levels, ensuring its long-term viability and sustainability.
In addition to its eco-friendly features, the Neptune houseboat offers luxurious amenities, such as spacious interiors, premium finishes, and high-end appliances, without sacrificing sustainability and functionality. Its decoration is characterized by minimal and earthy tones creating a modern yet welcoming atmosphere. The large windows create a bright space and bring visitors closer to nature. The total size of the interior spaces is 98 m2 and the exterior dimensions are 14 meters long, 5 meters wide and 5.5 meters high.
The upper deck features two bedrooms and a large bathroom in the middle with an overlook on the outside.
The houseboat is built on a monohull structure to optimize maneuverability, and it will use an electric power engine with some support from solar panels. It is crucial for the project to use clean energy to reduce pollution.
The designer of this project is Vojtek Morsztyn. He is a London-based designer with a background in both Interior Architecture and Industrial Design. . He holds degrees from the Royal College of Art in London in Intelligent Mobility and the Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow for Interior Design. With a strong portfolio featuring projects for notable brands such as Qatar Airlines, Zaha Hadid, and Google,includes a range of projects, from private jets (Boeing 777) and yachts (155m) to Interiors and products, for private clients. Vojtek has extensive experience in his field.His passion for design and his commitment to addressing global issues led to the creation of the Ocean Community project while studying at the Royal College of Art. For his Master Degree, Vojtek envisioned floating cities as a solution to combat climate change and rising sea levels in coastal areas. He saw the need for extending and creating new habitat areas and communities that could balance the effects of flooding. He has continued to work on this project ever since, striving to bring about new and innovative opportunities through his designs.
Our global award-winning designs are designed to combat the threat of land loss while allowing cities to extend their territory with attractive, affordable, and future-proof extensions. These sustainable boats are powered by natural energy, ensuring they are not only efficient but can support us in making the world a better place, emphasizes the founder of Ocean Community
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