I found three Villa Voyagers in Stockholm. They are about 10 meter of lenght. Planed for both water and land. I do not know the story about them but found some info on the Internet that I publishe further down.
They are not as big as the Aqua Villas. More for the minimalist type of living.
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| Shiny window, but looks like a nice kitchen in there. |
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| Villa Voyager with a heating pump/cooler mouted. |
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| Windows on the side, looks kind of like doors. |
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| Smaller size than the Aqua Villas.. |
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| This is a small elongated floating house for permanent living, with large doors at the ends and small windows along the sides. |
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The house was actually developed as a winter cabin and was round, even in the ground. It was round so that it would withstand being moved between winter o summer resort. The round shape makes it very rigid and durable. It was flat on the bottom, we can actually thank Pelle Petterson for that. (Maxi boats)
As the design evolved the constructors realized that it could also be used to float and be a houseboat. The décor is maritime in most of the 23 houses built. The idea is Swedish, although construction o manufacturing. Fiberglass "hull" built in Poland, the rest in Sweden.
