Biggest Ship in the World PROJECT ITS REALLY AMAZING

What if a futuristic dream for the biggest ship in the world might just come true.

All we have seen similar illustrations in sci-fi publications or vintage popular science, trying to 

present a concept of a floating city in a completely mind-boggling way. Who has ever though 

that may live to see such a project given serious consideration and being on a step away from 

reality?

The city-ship may looks like the photo below, according to "Freedom Ship," which is the official 

website of the futuristic project: 

Try to imagine a mile-long of 25-story-tall buildings in the city of New York and after that try to 

image all those buildings floating on the water.

The project of the mega-giant new Freedom Ship is similar to a standard vessel. Indeed, the 

Freedom Ship project is nothing more than a giant barge vessel... but what if this enormous 

barge was assigned a worldwide sailing. What if we even make this enormous sailing barge an 

independent country on water.

Indeed, this Freedom Ship project may become the world's biggest ship and the largest man-

made structure on the globe. This structure may be times bigger than the biggest ship in the 

world Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller and can be even put in one category as the Tower of Babel. 

The building of this spectacular Freedom Ship project will be highly vulnerable to a grandiose

 failure, even if miraculously constructed the new biggest ship in the world (the most recent 

information for the Freedom Ship project was published in February 2005, and everything 

around the mega-project revolved around financing). So far, we can just dream on realization of 

the project, looking at the pictures:





Looking at the Freedom Ship pictures we can notice the similarity of the entire concept of the 

project with the model of an airport on top of an enormous building made in 1928. It was a 

project of Los Angeles architects, who expected private airplanes to replace the car traffic in th 

near future; hence this 300-metres long roof-top airstrip