The Polygon Resort Fits Up to 6 Visitors
Rose Nazarali — August 25, 2009 — Art & Design
References: behance.net & tuvie
Pedro Gomes designed the Polygon Resort to fit an optimal amount of visitors while using the minimal amount of space.
The floating unit has a flexible canvas roof that collects solar energy and also reuses and collects rain water. The interior of the Polygon Resort is comprised of modular multifunctional furniture that makes the most use of the compact space.
The kitchen itself holds four single beds in drop down cupboards and a full-sized double wall bed is stored in the living room area.
The floating unit has a flexible canvas roof that collects solar energy and also reuses and collects rain water. The interior of the Polygon Resort is comprised of modular multifunctional furniture that makes the most use of the compact space.
The kitchen itself holds four single beds in drop down cupboards and a full-sized double wall bed is stored in the living room area.
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