Entre Terras e Mares · video

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Edgar and Sâmia advance the interior finishing of the pilot house, focusing on the side window structures and entrance door. They apply gel primer to the interior wall surfaces to protect the wood before installing decorative wooden trim.1:32 To ensure structural integrity, Edgar reinforces the hull with three layers of 320-gram fabric and three layers of 450-gram mat on each side, increasing the thickness by 4 millimeters to handle potential impacts of up to 1 ton.5:46 The team creates cardboard templates to cut the final wooden panels for the window surrounds and installs curtain tracks on the ceiling.4:11 Because of high humidity and daily rain, they postpone final painting.0:27 The design incorporates a gap between the wall and the wooden trim to allow the curtain to run behind the structure, a configuration inspired by similar setups on Genô vessels.13:00 The project remains in the fitting stage, with final glass cutting and formica application pending.12:31

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