Segal Habitats
Habitats engineered for life on the water. Floating residential and community platforms with closed-loop power, water, and waste — moored or mobile, sized from a single berth to a small town on the surface.
Build a coastline that floats.
Coastlines are full and rising. A habitat that floats is not a novelty — it is buildable land where there is none, assembled from the same sections that build a freighter and fitted out for the people who live aboard.
Tide Commons is the first: modular berths over a shared floating footprint, a closed-loop utility core for power, water, and waste, and storm-rated dynamic mooring. Off-grid by design, self-sustaining by default.
Survey → Model → Fabricate → Launch → Operate.
The shared spine, framed for this theater. Same discipline, different boundary conditions.
Resolve the mooring site, the fetch, and the storm envelope the platform must hold.
Model berths, common space, and the utility core against displacement and stability.
Fabricate berth clusters and the closed-loop utility core as standard sections.
Tow or sail to the mooring; Helm Core holds the platform on its storm-rated station.
Run closed-loop power, water, and waste off-grid; expand the footprint berth by berth.
Habitats module catalog.
The payloads available for this theater. Slot, displacement, and power are checked live in Drydock.
Single Berth
Self-contained residential module for one household.
- 1 slot16t18kW
Community Berth Cluster
Stacked multi-household residential cluster.
- 2 slots40t42kW
Closed-Loop Utility Core
Integrated power, water, and waste — the self-sustaining heart.
- 1 slot30t160kW
Common Hall
Shared community and amenity space.
- 1 slot24t35kW
Storm-Mooring Anchor
Dynamic mooring and storm-rated station-holding.
- 1 slot20t10kW
Habitats hulls.
Tide Commons
Sheltered Bay Pilot
24-berth floating community, closed-loop utilities.
Atoll
Open-Water Pilot
Town-scale habitat ring, self-sustaining.