Layered intake gates and chemical separation decks for emergency pollutant capture.
Mission
MegaShell is imagined as a public-facing cleanup institution with a private spine: oil-spill response, oceanic filtration, hazardous containment, and the uneasy politics of building order on open water.
Systems
The facility is divided into visible humanitarian work and hidden operational resilience: filters, cranes, labs, comms, and the quiet machinery needed to survive a bad day at sea.
Pressurized crew sections, medical station, command bunks, and storm-rated corridors.
Buoy relays, current tracking, thermal monitors, and wide-area marine telemetry.
Service cranes, submersible lifts, supply lockers, and a low-profile emergency pier.