This delicate futuristic-looking Aerohotel is the work of Russian designer Alexander Asadov. Asadov is famed for his deconstructed architectural design style, which is counterintuitive to typical Russian opulence.
His design can be installed on any body of water, from a lake to an ocean. The structure consists of a main body that is supported by three arms that look like bicycle spokes. Access to the Aerohotel is via landing strips or gangways.
Asadov's Aerohotel concept takes the ecological idea of typical manmade islands to an even more environmentally sound proposition, as the impact of these structures would be minimal to the water beneath them.
Always innovative in their design aesthetics, Arab investors are currently showing interest in the Aerohotel project.
Eco-Conscious Floating Hotels
The Aerohotel
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Floating Hotels - Designing floating hotels with minimal to no impact on water environments presents an opportunity to target eco-conscious travelers and investors alike.
2. Deconstructed Architectural Design - Adopting a deconstructed architectural design style for hotels and other structures offers an opportunity to stand out and appeal to travelers who are looking for unique and unconventional experiences.
3. Alternative Landing Access - Innovating alternative ways of accessing hotels such as landing strips or gangways presents an opportunity to design hotels in otherwise unusable locations while offering a unique travel experience to guests.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality Industry - Hotels can leverage eco-conscious floating hotel designs and deconstructed architectural styles to attract guests and investors seeking unique and environmentally friendly experiences.
2. Architecture and Design Industry - Designing eco-friendly floating hotels with unconventional architecture presents an opportunity for architecture and design firms to create innovative and sustainable structures.
3. Investment Industry - Investing in eco-conscious floating hotels can yield high returns as demand for unique and sustainable travel experiences is increasing among travelers around the world.