Harbor floating structure

for special eventsfor hotels

Overview
New Bluet Modular Concrete Floating Foundation combines rigidity, scalability, and transport efficiency—enabling floating
foundations from small units to large-scale foundations with high performance and simplified installation​

Bluet® Modular Concrete Pontoon

• Scalable platform dimensions: Modular system supports large platforms and high- load superstructures with reliable stability and safety.​
• Integrated infrastructure capability: Allows integration of technical systems (MEP) within the structure, freeing space on top of the foundation and in the building, improving efficiency ​
• Optimized logistics: Modules are dimensioned for standard transport →improved accessibility to challenging locations (inland or sea) and reduced need for special transport arrangements​
• Efficient installation process: Assembly is performed on water, minimizing onshore construction site area and reducing site-related constraints. bodies and compact structures such as marina utilities, showrooms, clubhouses, sundecks and compact villas.
• Geometric flexibility: new Bluet® Modular Concrete Pontoon can be used to create round and organic shapes​
• Enables a wide range of platform shapes and layouts to meet architectural and functional requirements.​
• The solution combines engineering reliability with architectural freedom, including the possibility to create organic shapes beyond conventional rectangular platforms.

Design and production approach
Bluet selects structural concepts based on site conditions and project specifications rather than relying on a single material or production method. Solutions are scalable and adaptable to a range of functional requirements and water-area conditions, enabling both lightweight and heavy-duty foundations as required.

Specifications / Technical characteristics

• Materials and technologies: scalable concrete pontoon technology; steel foundation options; lightweight structural systems suitable for calm or sheltered waters.
• Design attributes: modular construction enabling circular and organic geometries, flexibility in layout and adaptation to site-specific functional needs.
• Performance: engineered for stability, durability and to support increased loads and complex configurations where necessary.
• Production approach: not limited to a single facility or material; selection tailored to project requirements and water-area conditions.
• Environmental considerations: lightweight options and design choices intended to reduce environmental impact where appropriate.
• Typical use cases: floating pools, restaurants, hotels, residential units, sports facilities, performance stages, marinas, utility buildings and large multiuse platforms.