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Manned Cloud: reducing the impact of tourism

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The ONERA and Jean-Marie Massaud offer Manned Cloud, a hypothetical airship hotel that minimizes the adverse effects of tourism infrastructure.

Jean-Marie Massaud and the ONERA offer “Manned Cloud’. It’s a speculative airship hotel that lessens the cultural, environmental, and economic impacts of tourism infrastructure. This project looks at alternate approaches to travel and leisure.

Aimed at deftly juggling obligations and enjoyment On this fascinating, ground-breaking project, Jean-Marie Massaud collaborated with the forward-thinking technological company ONERA (Office National d’Etudes et Recherches Aérospatiales).

“Manned Cloud is a harmonious fusion of the typical elements of travel, all in one concept — a flying hotel.

leaving no traces behind while exploring the planet

According to Massaud, this would provide access to areas without leaving traces or incursion. Simply because it would be free of gravity and infrastructure.

With his talent for flawlessly fusing elegance and comfort, Massaud has been effectively working on various projects, from architecture to items, and macro environments down to local situations.

Moreover, Manned Cloud is a futuristic idea that blurs the picture of the Zeppelin by seamlessly synchronizing the time of discovery and the time of displacement.

Finally, Massaud continues, “a white whale for applicable aerodynamic, to say about lightness, peace, and symbiosis.” Its eclectic one-of-a-kind design combines the inherent intelligence of the whale’s shape with a “0 energy” propulsion.

 

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