Showing posts with label Traval And Tourism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Traval And Tourism. Show all posts
World's Largest Swimming Pool In Chile
World's Largest Swimming Pool In Chile
This beautiful swimming pool at the San Alfonso de Mar resort in Chile is the world's largest swimming pool along with beautiful location. This Guinness record holding pool is spread over half a mile in length and has almost 250 million liters of water. In case if you want to move from one place to another, then small sail boats are available that not only saves your time, but also provides you a nice view to see the beauty around.
This beautiful swimming pool at the San Alfonso de Mar resort in Chile is the world's largest swimming pool along with beautiful location. This Guinness record holding pool is spread over half a mile in length and has almost 250 million liters of water. In case if you want to move from one place to another, then small sail boats are available that not only saves your time, but also provides you a nice view to see the beauty around.
Floating Hotels Qatar
Floating Hotels Qatar
Designed by Sigge Architects in collaboration with Global Accommodation Management, the floating hotels would be linked to the mainland by boats and new transit lines. Ostensibly temporary, they would sit just offshore from Doha but would be equipped with their own utilities and power supply. Though this would undoubtedly be an expensive project, Qatar definitely has the resources to accomplish it. Just look at the plans for the Zaha Hadid-designed stadium—very spendy indeed.
While the designs may be luxurious, and their interiors draped in chic leathers and brocades, floating buildings are an inefficient solution to a temporary problem. When the event is over, will the hotels be towed to another location? Or will they sit offshore, slowly rusting like abandoned oil rigs?
Designed by Sigge Architects in collaboration with Global Accommodation Management, the floating hotels would be linked to the mainland by boats and new transit lines. Ostensibly temporary, they would sit just offshore from Doha but would be equipped with their own utilities and power supply. Though this would undoubtedly be an expensive project, Qatar definitely has the resources to accomplish it. Just look at the plans for the Zaha Hadid-designed stadium—very spendy indeed.
While the designs may be luxurious, and their interiors draped in chic leathers and brocades, floating buildings are an inefficient solution to a temporary problem. When the event is over, will the hotels be towed to another location? Or will they sit offshore, slowly rusting like abandoned oil rigs?
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