Swordfish is a hybrid architecture emerging from the liquid depths of Aquae Mundi: a spatial ripple that grazes the boundary between organism and construction.
Inspired by the sharp, dynamic form of the swordfish, this structure takes shape as a mobile refugium — part shelter, part probe, part blade slicing through the density of imagined waters.

Its nervous, aerodynamic lines seem forged from a tension between flight and foundation: an unstable balance between propulsion and anchoring.
It is a space that migrates between depth and surface, between silence and resonance. Its interior is conceived as a sonorous cavity — a womb attuned to the echo of currents, voices, and marine memories.

Like every creature of Aquae Mundi, Swordfish is neither a machine nor a building, but a solidified form of thought: a sentient architecture, a hydrodynamic enigma.