Modular system for floating buildings

Abstract

Circular floating buildings, consisting of a pontoon (1) and the building (2), characterized in that the building (2) consists of circular segment-shaped modules (3) which consist of two radially aligned, straight sides (4) and two circular sides (5), one side (5A) having a larger radius and one side (5B) having a smaller radius, and the circular segment-like modules (3) ideally having a floor (6) and a ceiling (7)

Description

State of the art:

[0001] There are no known modular systems for circular floating buildings from which different shapes can be generated. Problem:

[0002] The invention defined in claim 1 is based on the problem of developing a system for circular floating buildings with the aim of being able to generate different shapes. Solution:

[0003] This problem is solved by the features listed in patent claim 1. Advantages:

[0004] The system offers the advantage that it makes it very easy to design and build different shapes for circular floating buildings. Description of the characters

[0005] Embodiments of the invention are described with reference to Fig. 1 to 7 explains: The Fig. 1a - 1d show the main claim of the patent. Fig. 1a and Fig. 1 b shows a circular segment-shaped, floating building with the plateau (1) and the circular modules (3) above it, which form a building (2). Due to the shape of the modules, the building has an inner courtyard and is thus oriented inwards and outwards. Fig. 1c and Fig. 1d shows an example of a circular module (3). This consists of two radially aligned straight sides (4) and a circular outer side (5A) and inner side (5B). Furthermore, a floor (6) and a ceiling (7) of the module can be seen. The Fig. 2 to 7 show further advantageous design variants. Fig. 2a and Fig. Figure 2b shows a circular segment-shaped module (3), in which the radially aligned straight sides (4) are divided into columns and, if necessary, connecting beams. A floor (6) and a ceiling (7) of the module can also be seen. Fig. Figure 3 shows a two-story building (2) with stacked circular modules (3) Fig. 4. Shows a variant in which the circular segment-shaped outer side (5A) and a circular inner side (5B) are constructed polygonally. Fig. 5a and Fig. Figure 5b shows two different roof designs, one with a horizontal and one with an inwardly sloping surface. An outwardly sloping surface is also possible. Fig. 6a -6c show different combinations of the circular modules and thus different shapes of the buildings (2) Fig. 7a-7b shows different possibilities of connecting the modules with webs (11) or other elements, which are either floating or attached to the modules. List of reference symbols 1 pontoon 2 buildings 3 circular segment-shaped modules 4 radially aligned straight pages 5A circular outer side 5B circular inside 6 Floor 7 Ceiling 8 Roof 9 supports 10 beams 11 bridges

Claims

[1] Circular floating buildings, consisting of a pontoon (1), and the building (2) characterized by that the building (2) consists of circular segment-shaped modules (3), which consist of 2 radially aligned, straight sides (4) and 2 circular sides (5), with one side (5A) having a larger radius and one side (5B) having a smaller radius, and the circular segment-like modules (3) ideally having a floor (6) and a ceiling (7) [2] Circular floating buildings according to claim 1, characterized by that the radially aligned straight walls (4) can also be broken down into columns (9) or columns and beams (10). [3] Circular floating buildings according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized by that multi-story buildings are also possible. [4] Circular floating buildings according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized bythat the outer side (5A) and / or inner side (5B) has either the shape of a circle or polygon [5] Circular floating buildings according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the roofs(8) can have different geometries and can also be walkable [6] Circular floating buildings according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized by that by combining the circular segment-shaped modules (2) a wide variety of building shapes (2) can be created. [7] Circular floating buildings according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the individual floating buildings are connected to each other by straight or curved elements / walkways (11), which are ideally accessible.

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