10 beautiful floating buildings in the world

Cinemas, floating golf courses, floating swimming pools or even a drifting forest on the water will surely be very interesting and interesting places to visit.

Floating skateboarding (Sierra Nevada, USA)

The feeling of skateboarding on a sliding slope on the water will certainly be scary and contains much more danger than usual. Therefore, this unique floating skateboard slope is placed on the surface of Lake Tahoe and not on the sea.

This unique work is by professional skater Bob Burnquist in collaboration with architects Jerry Blohm and Jeff King. He thought that the slopes and normal troughs were too boring and his life's work would be where skaters felt proud to come.

Floating forest (Australia)

This incredible 102-year-old floating forest is a result of 40 years of mangrove trees growing on an old ship in Homebush Bay, Sydney. SS Aryfield is an abandoned ship in the bay from World War II after its shipyard is closed.

SS Aryfield was a British-owned mineral carrier in 1911 and used by the Commonwealth government during World War II to transport supplies to the US military in the Pacific. It was sold in 1950 and turned it into a cargo ship between Newcastle and Sydney. By 1972, after the expiry date, it was sent to its current residence, Homebush Bay. The mangroves that grow on ships now turn the ship into a mass attraction for photographers all over the world.

Floating swimming pool (Germany)

Swimming pool Arena Badeschiff in Berlin, Germany, is the ideal entertainment venue on the hot days in the capital. This 32m-long swimming pool floats on the Spree River and is open to people for entertainment, sunbathing, yoga and swimming. This pool was built by the architects of AMP Arquitectos including Wilk Salinas, Thomas Freiwald and artist Susanne Lorenz.

Floating golf course (Idaho, USA)

If you are a golf player, you will definitely love this golf course because of the constant change of position. This golf course is housed in a large lake and is constantly moving. If you can hit the hole on the ground, you are excellent. Conversely, the ball will fly to the lake waiting for 'rescues' divers. This golf course is located at Resort Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, USA.

Floating cinema (Thailand)

Archipelago cinema is designed to float on the water and was released at the movie premiere at Thailand's Yao Noi Festival. The theater is designed by the two German blood architect Ole Scheeren.

Floating stadium (Singapore)

The floating stadium at Marina Bay is the largest floating stadium in the world. It is located at Marina Lake in Marina Bay, Singapore. Built in full steel, this stadium is 120m long, 83m wide, 5% wider than the Singapore national stadium. The yard can withstand 1,070 tons, equivalent to 9,000 people, 200 tons of props and 30 tons of military vehicles. The stadium stands can accommodate 30,000 people.

Floating Opera Theater (Australia)

Every two years, the organizers of the Bregenzer performing arts festival in Australia build an open-air opera stage with a capacity of 7,000 seats. The Seebühne stage floated on Lake Constance's face. Design principles include steam engines, based on icebergs and human intelligence.

Floating market (Indonesia)

Banjarmasin, south of Kalimantan, Indonesia is a city containing thousands of rivers. Here you can find a unique type of traditional market, Kuin Muin floating market on Barito river near the mouth of Muara Kuin river. Small boats, called jukung, will bring goods including vegetables, fruits, fish and household goods to the market.

World's largest artificial island (Korea)

The largest human island in the world is now located in Seoul, South Korea. With a floating design on the Han River, this is the first fully equipped conference center for seminars, performances, exhibitions and water sports.

This floating island consists of 3 small islands linked together. Islet 1 has an area of ​​10,845 square meters, 3 stories high. It includes a 700-seat conference center. The small island 2 also has a 3-storey architecture with an area of ​​5373 square meters, specializing in building facilities for cultural events. The third small island, 2 stories high, 4,164 square meters, provides water sports for sports activities such as boat racing. The total number of seats on the island is 1,400. However, the island can accommodate 6,200 people and is an attractive tourist destination with more than 59 million tourists in 2013.

Floating eco hotel (Peru)

Visitors who wish to explore the Amazon River and have a wonderful stay can stop at the eco-floating hotel Aqua Expedition, Peru. This hotel was built by Peruvian architect Jorrdi Puig with the idea of ​​being both a resort resort and a regional environmental and ecological protection station.

The hotel has a capacity of 32 people (16 rooms) with a sauna, gym and a mineral bath. The hotel also serves as a mobile boat that takes visitors to the beautiful outback areas of Pacaya Samiria National Forest as well as other unspoilt areas along the Amazon River, helping to develop the local economy and give make efforts to protect the environment.