‘microcoasts’ designed by spanish architect vincente guallart is a series of man made islands located on the east coast of spain. these geometric wood islands allow people to experience a part of the coast that usually would not be accessible due to its rough surface, therefore extending the coastline. the islands allow users to sunbathe, read and relax.
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