Thirteen Sea Rings from Marseille to Genoa.
Boutique resorts anchored outside the Riviera's best marinas. Each ring refuels hydrogen yachts, serves fish from its own cage, and hosts a restaurant and beach club. Tourism pays first.
Tourism pays first.
A unique stay at sea, minutes from any coastal city. The deck the plant needs anyway becomes the suites and the beach club.
One ring every nine months, Marseille to Genoa.
For the guest, the captain and the chef.
Nine suites, open sea view
Island exclusivity, ten minutes from the city. No ferry, no flight.
Fish from the ring
A restaurant fed by the cage. A 70-seat beach club. Pizza delivered to yachts by zodiac.
A rally point for boats
Open access. Yachts refuel while their owners stay for dinner.
Self-powered
Its own hydrogen, its own fresh water, its own tender fuel.
Suites side. Utilities side. Yacht access.
By AUB Architects.
Plan: nine suites, private decks, utilities, yacht pier.
Structure: deck ring above, truss and fish cage below.
One ring, in plain numbers.
From the feasibility study. Costs stay a fixed share of revenue as the chain grows.
The same ring. Four markets.
Green coastal tourism
Refuel yachts at sea inside a boutique resort, ten minutes from the city.
Green ports and bunkering
Clean power and green fuels for ships waiting outside ports.
Green data centres
Submerged AI data centres, cooled by the sea, powered by the ring.
Energy and fish farms
Rings joined into a farm. More hydrogen, more fish, one structure.
Thirteen rings. The first one needs a partner.
€6–7M builds the first Sea Ring in nine months.