GigaPans

This is not what the inside of the Plastiki's cabin looks like. Well, all the peices are there, but not exactly put together properly in this image. The GigaPan Sticher is a sophisticated peice of software, but apparently not as much as the design of the structure. It is a shame that the Platiki is sailing tomorrow and there won't be a chance to get another set of images to let the Sticher try to work with.

View of the Plastiki from the stern of the vessel, featuring the power generation facilities and the newly installed garden usit. Architecture for Humanity is responsible for the cabin design.

David de Rothschild being interviewed after the Plastiki's Polynesian dedication ceremony on February 27th, 2010.

Taken from the prow of the Plastiki. Architecture for Humanity designed the cabin for the mostly recycled plastic catamaran.

A partial interior view of the Plastiki cabin. The Gigapan batteries died halfway through, and there unfortunately wasn't time to start the process again, as the crew had arrived to start stocking the boat for its imminent departure.