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MEMBERSHIPS TO A FLOATING MEMBERS-ONLY CLUB MADE OF FOUR SOLAR-POWERED YACHTS
DOCKED OFF MIAMI'S COAST START AT $5,000 A YEAR — SEE INSIDE

Hannah Towey
2022-08-10T18:41:39Z
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Courtesy of ArkHAUS
 * ArkHAUS is launching a floating lifestyle club with 360 memberships starting
   at $5,000 a year. 
 * Insider spoke with the company's founders about their Miami location
   scheduled to open in Spring 2023. 
 * The club will be made of four solar-powered yachts built to withstand
   Category 4 hurricanes.


HOSPITALITY START-UP ARKHAUS IS LAUNCHING A FLOATING LIFESTYLE CLUB IN MIAMI
WITH 360 MEMBERSHIPS PRICED BETWEEN $5,000 AND $10,000 A YEAR.


Example renderings of ARKHAUS in Biscayne Bay Courtesy of ArkHAUS



THE MIAMI CLUB WILL OPEN IN SPRING 2023, ARKHAUS FOUNDERS SAM PAYROVI AND
NATHALIE PAIVA TOLD INSIDER. THEY PLAN TO OPEN ADDITIONAL LOCATIONS IN NYC, SAN
DIEGO, SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES, MEXICO, DUBAI, PARIS, AND ISTANBUL.


Courtesy of ArkHAUS




THE STRUCTURE WILL BE MADE OF FOUR "LIVABLE YACHTS" BUILT BY THE COMPANY ARKUP.


Courtesy of ArkHAUS



ONE OF ARKUP'S RESIDENTIAL HOUSEBOATS IS CURRENTLY DOCKED OFF OF MIAMI'S STAR
ISLAND. THE FUTURISTIC VESSELS ARE ENTIRELY POWERED BY ROOFTOP SOLAR PANELS.


The vessel's "green-energy" features include a rooftop loaded with solar panels.
Joe Raedle/Getty Images

Source: Insider





THE $5.5 MILLION VESSEL IS DESIGNED TO WITHSTAND CATEGORY 4 HURRICANES AND
RISING SEA LEVELS.


Arkup houseboats are designed to be eco-friendly "livable yachts." Joe
Raedle/Getty Images

Source: Insider




ARKHAUS'S BLUEPRINT FOR THE MIAMI CLUB FEATURES A NATURAL POOL IN THE MIDDLE.
THE INDIVIDUAL BOATS WILL ALSO BE AVAILABLE FOR CHARTERS, ACCORDING TO THE
COMPANY'S CROWDFUNDING PAGE.


Courtesy of ArkHAUS




THE CLUB WILL MOST LIKELY BE LOCATED IN THE "OPEN WATER" 400 YARDS AWAY FROM THE
CITY'S SEAWALL, THE ARKHAUS FOUNDERS SAID.


Courtesy of ArkHAUS



THEY PLAN TO SHUTTLE MEMBERS TO THE CLUB FROM THREE DIFFERENT PICK-UP SPOTS
LOCATED ALONG MIAMI AND MIAMI BEACH.


Courtesy of ArkHAUS




DURING HARSHER WEATHER, THE FOUR DECKS CAN FOLD UP OVER THE CLUB'S WINDOWS TO
CREATE A PROTECTIVE BARRIER.


Courtesy of ArkHAUS



ARKHAUS WILL HOST LIVE MUSIC, SERVE BREAKFAST, LUNCH, AND DINNER, AND OFFER
WELLNESS OPTIONS SUCH AS YOGA CLASSES, PAIVA TOLD INSIDER.


Rendering of the ArkHAUS Miami rooftop. Courtesy of ArkHAUS




"THE CLUB IS COMPLETELY STABLE," PAYROVI ADDED. "SO UNLIKE BOATS, IT'S NOT
ROCKING WHEN IT'S IN THE WATER, WHICH IS GREAT WHEN PEOPLE ARE EATING AND
DRINKING IN THE CLUB."


Courtesy of ArkHAUS



NEARLY ONE-THIRD OF ARKHAUS'S 360 MEMBERSHIPS HAVE ALREADY SOLD, ACCORDING TO
PAIVA. THERE ARE 90 PRE-SALE MEMBERSHIPS LEFT AT $6,250 A YEAR. ONCE THOSE SELL
OUT, THE PRICE WILL BUMP UP TO $7,500 AND THEN $10,000 A YEAR, PER THE COMPANY'S
WEBSITE.


Courtesy of ArkHAUS

Source: ArkHAUS





TEN OF THE MEMBERSHIPS ARE NFT "FOREVER MEMBERSHIPS" — FOUR OF WHICH HAVE BEEN
SOLD. THE NFT BELOW SOLD FOR 10 ETH, WORTH APPROXIMATELY $36,000 AT THE TIME OF
SALE.


Opensea

Source: OpenSea




TO ADD TO THE COMPANY'S SUSTAINABILITY GOALS, ARKHAUS HAS PARTNERED WITH THE
SEAWORTHY COLLECTIVE TO CONDUCT ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH UNDERNEATH THE CLUB.


Courtesy of ArkHAUS




"WE'VE ACTUALLY NICKNAMED THE PROJECT 'PARTY UP TOP RESEARCH ON BOTTOM,'"
PAYROVI SAID. "WE THINK THE MEMBERS ARE GOING TO LOVE THE FACT THAT THERE'S ALL
THIS ACTIVITY HAPPENING BELOW THEIR FEET."


Courtesy of ArkHAUS

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