Jessica Liszewski
Blog Post 7
https://www.ship-technology.com/projects/quantum-of-the-seas-cruise-ship/
Tom Wright assisted a team from Design 5+ to collaborate with Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines to design Quantum of the Seas. Quantum of the Seas was one of few ships to earn the Quantum classification. It measures a length of 348 m and a width of 41 m. The cruise ship features 16 passenger decks to accommodate 4,905 guests. The ship was ready to be delivered to its owners in 2014 and won “Cruise Ship of the Year” Award in 2016. Quantum of the Seas changed the world of cruise ships because it was the first ship to have every kind of technology offered. It offered a solarium on the top deck for adults, an indoor pool with a removable roof, an outdoor pool, skydiving simulations, an aqua park, a surfing simulator, a rock wall, a spa, a casino, an outdoor movie screen and many large halls for dining and entertainment.
Sources: https://www.ship-technology.com/projects/quantum-of-the-seas-cruise-ship/
http://www.wilsonbutler.com/project/quantum-of-the-seas/
