STODIG ARCTIC LIFEBOAT

The adventure started in February 2018 when two architects bought a marine survival lifeboat and after a year left on four-month voyage to the Arctic. The lifeboat was originally built in 1997 with the intention to carry 100 people in a survival situation. Their redesign included two forward cabins, a kitchen and dining area, a bathroom, bunk beds, and a stern cockpit. The name Stødig is a Norweigian term meaning sound and steadfast and demonstrating the lifeboat's reliable and functional design. The converted boat became a robust, unsinkable, and spacious expedition vessel. The aim of the voyage is to explore the Arctic with its wild and isolated landscapes, to showcase the ability of design innovation to facilitate self-sufficiency in such extreme environments, to document and share the challenging adventure through photography and film.

Goes along

You might also like

Best sailing watches garmin

10 Best Sailing Watches That Every Sailor Should Consider

https://www.apple.com/ph/shop/...A great sailing watch does more than tell time. It becomes your tru…
792
Top coastal architects rick joy

Top Coastal Architects Shaping Waterfront Living

Living by the water has always held a special appeal. The sound of waves, endless ocean views, and t…
892
How deep is the ocean measuring the deep

How Deep is the Ocean? Exploring Earth's Extreme Depths

Have you ever stood at the shoreline, gazing out at the seemingly endless expanse of water, and wond…
847
Lead BOUVET Supermarine MM01 NACRE side

The 9 Most Expensive Jet Skis in the World

The most expensive jet skis in the world push personal watercraft into a different category of perfo…
1148
Miami international boat show what to expect

Your Complete Guide to Miami International Boat Show 2026

The Miami International Boat Show 2026 promises to be the biggest boating event of the year. Set for…
1182
Cruise ship build cost

How Much Does It Cost to Build a Cruise Ship?

Building a cruise ship is one of the most expensive construction projects in the world. These floati…
2341