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I stumbled across a motherlode of architectural renderings of Macau's planned Oceanus project on the website of chief architect Paul Andreu.

Usually architects post only one or two images for future projects on their websites (if any at all) but Paul Andreu upped 26 images of the captivating design. The building looks like a large shark or airplane has lodged itself into a couple of hotel towers (pun intended). Wacky.

Oceanus is being built by Dr. Ho's SJM, the company that held the monopoly on Macau casinos for forty years until the flood gates were busted open in 2001. Also check out the project overview page for some rough sketches as well.

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