The Lobster

 

Pavilion

 

or

How to turn a generic overbuilt beach into

something good for Human Beings

 

by Michele Leonardi architect © June 2016

 

The Lobster Pavilion

restaurant - piano bar - ice cream - dancing

 

 

 

 

 

The Lobster Pavilion 

can be used in water and even on the beach, during the summer swimming season. In water, docked in a port or in a river. This pavillon boat is composed of two hulls, such as a catamaran. In a hull is the kitchen of the restaurant. In the other hull technological systems, the larder, the cold room, services. For the displacement the Lobster Pavilion it is towed by one tugboats. Of course It can even be motorized and all the rest.

See the next page for the Lobster Pavilion on the beach.

 

     M.L.

 

 

The Lobster Pavilion

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The aerial image of a generic overbuilt beach  (taken from Google Earth Pro).

 

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The evolution of  Lobster Pavilion system © by Michele Leonardi architect :

after the first step the overbuilt has disappeared.

The space for human beings is reborn. And now that makes sense.

 

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The evolution of  Lobster Pavilion system © by Michele Leonardi architect :

the final step, with the large disused ships brought ashore and

transformed into local car parking and concentrated services. 

 

 

 

 

 

The shipowners pay good to demolish their old big ships. Instead, some old ships could be reused to create bathing services, exhibition spaces, dance halls, raised restaurants, indoor and outdoor pools, internal car parks, etc.

 

 

 

The Aragosta is located on the beach during the summer,

and in the port during the winter season.

 

Published on June 12, 2016.

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THE PENSILE POOLS

 

THE ROLLER COASTER OF STAIRS

 

 

 

STAIRS IN THE WATER

 

THE NAUTILUS

 

THE BLUE SHELL

 

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Even the longest journey begins with a first step! Systemic Habitats is on line since the 18th of May 2012. This website was created to publish online my ebook "Towards another habitat" on the contemporary architecture and urbanism. Later many other contents were added. For their direct or indirect contribution to its realisation strarting from 2012, we would like to thank: Roberto Vacca, Marco Pizzuti, Fiorenzo and Raffaella Zampieri, Antonella Todeschini, All the Amici di Marco Todeschini, Ecaterina Bagrin, Stefania Ciocchetti, Marcello Leonardi, Joseph Davidovits, Frédéric Davidovits, Rossella Sinisi, Pasquale Cascella, Carlo Cesana, Filippo Schiavetti Arcangeli, Laura Pane, Antonio Montemiglio, Patrizia Piras, Bruno Nicola Rapisarda, Ruberto Ruberti, Marco Cicconcelli, Ezio Prato, Sveva Labriola, Rosario Francalanza, Giacinto Sabellotti, All the Amici di Gigi, Ruth and Ricky Meghiddo, Natalie Edwards, Rafael Schmitd, Nicola Romano, Sergio Bianchi, Cesare Rocchi, Henri Bertand, Philippe Salgarolo, Paolo Piva, Norbert Trenkle, Gaetano Giuseppe Magro, Carlo Blangiforti, Mario Ludovico, Riccardo Viola, Giulio Peruzzi, Ahmed Elgazzar, and last but not least the kind Staff of Ionos.   M.L.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

         

 

 

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