Underwater observatory

Dive into the mesmerizing depths of our latest artwork and embrace the tranquility of a futuristic underwater world. Save & follow us on Visual Imagine for more breathtaking visuals. Beneath the waves lies a cityscape unlike any other, with domed structures glistening under the sea's surface, merging modernity with marine mystery. #FuturisticUnderwater #DigitalArt #ModernAesthetics #VisualImagine #ArtInspiration #SustainableCities #AiImage

The observatory is an architectural concept intended to create a ‘gate’ opening seacoast to the underwater world of flora and fauna. The object is situated in a coastal area and forms a spatial connector between the beach and the sea. The aim of the project is to attempt to create a marine observatory whose structure would merge well with the beach area without overwhelming the seaside landscape. The body of the building refers both to the form of a sea wave and to that of living species…

Underwater Observatory Busselton Jetty

Set to become the world’s largest marine observatory with an underwater restaurant, the partially submerged Centre is imagined as a whale’s head rising over Australian waters.

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Did you know Busselton Jetty is the longest wooden jetty in the Southern Hemisphere, stretching an impressive 1.8 km into the turquoise waters of Geographe Bay? 🌊 🌅 Not just a walkway, this iconic jetty is a journey through time and marine life. Dive into the Underwater Observatory at the end to witness the vibrant coral and fish species unique to WA. 🐠 🔭 Perfect for a serene walk or a glimpse into the ocean's depths, Busselton Jetty is a WA must-visit for every nature lover! 🌿✨

The biomimetic design houses an underwater glass wall so visitors and scientists can see marine creatures in their natural habitat.

A brand new whale-shaped aquarium will open its doors to the public in Western Australia, where guests will be able to meet eye to eye with the marine life.