Physalia Amphibious Garden: Floating Laboratories
Designed by Vincent Callebaut Architectures, the Physalia Amphibious Garden is a vessel designed to save water by cleaning european waterways. It will navigate on the main extra-European rivers between Danube and Volga, between Rhine and Guadalquivir, or also between Euphrate and Tiger. With 2000 sqm of surface area, the Physalia also incorporates laboratories, museum, and forum.
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