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Marina and Michel built the Kaiē Estúdio Criativo, a near-beach workshop and living space in a coastal dune region, designed specifically to house the construction of an aluminum electric catamaran.▶ 0:06 The entry floor — 98% hand-laid stone by Michel — was engineered wide enough for the finished hull to roll out; the front wall, gate, and a structural column are deliberately built to be demolished when the boat exits.▶ 1:09 The studio's ground floor holds a workshop, sewing machine (carried over from their previous sailboat), a large-format 3D printer used for construction details and prototypes, and a video production area.▶ 7:42 The entire studio runs off a solar energy station connected to rooftop panels, powering an induction cooktop, air fryer, electric shower, and all welding done on-site.▶ 14:29 A concrete skate ramp — built in five days — replaced a planned pool.▶ 5:35 The upper floor contains the living quarters: a bathroom with an EPS-core shower box, a U-shaped kitchen designed to mirror the planned catamaran galley, and an unfinished bedroom with thin alveolar polycarbonate roofing they identify as a mistake to fix in 2026.▶ 18:58 The kitchen's induction cooktop is rated positively; the refrigerator placement is flagged as an error to avoid repeating on the boat.▶ 21:18

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