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OCEANIX OFFSHORE B.V.

Lelystad, Netherlands

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OCEANIX OFFSHORE B.V. is a Dutch firm specialized in the design and construction of floating cities. The company realized its Busan Prototype in South Korea, which represents the first exemplary model for resilient and sustainable floating communities. OCEANIX OFFSHORE B.V. spans over 29 hectares and can accommodate up to 5000 inhabitants. The technological systems of the prototype are integrated to establish a harmonious relationship with nature. OCEANIX OFFSHORE B.V. is significantly involved in the development of a new industry and has already collaborated with UN-Habitat to present the first floating cityscape in Busan.

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