Marina Port Vell

Basin remodeling and expansion for larger vessels

Marina Port Vell needed to adapt its infrastructure to accommodate a growing fleet of larger vessels with higher operational demands. MSI executed the remodeling of the original 1991 basin, replacing the traditional mooring system with pile-guided concrete floating pontoons, thereby improving stability and reducing maintenance requirements. This intervention modernized the marina, preparing it for larger vessels with secure, efficient, and comfortable facilities.

Year 2013–2014
Location Barcelona
Solution Concrete floating pontoon models SF1050, SF1035, guided by piles and I-beams (grey beams), featuring galvanized steel fingers anchored to Halfen-type profiles
Client Marina Port Vell

Key Features

Greater Usable Width

Increased pontoon width to facilitate utility routing and enhance user experience and comfort.

Comprehensive Remodeling

Complete overhaul of the original installation executed by MSI in 1991, adapting it to new operational requirements.

Concrete Pontoons

Installation of SF-1000 concrete pontoons guided by piles, reducing maintenance compared to chain-moored systems.

Metal Fingers

Incorporation of galvanized steel fingers perpendicular to the main pontoon.

Efficient Reuse

Reuse of a portion of the original 1991 pontoons thanks to their excellent structural condition.

Utility Trench

Integration of an accessible utility trench with a composite cover to house piping and cabling.