Hong Kong (CNN) -- Yet another passenger ship could be about to anchor in Hong Kong's popular waters, but berths aboard this particular vessel will be more permanent. New sketches from a company in the city on China's southern coast have proposed the creation of a floating cemetery. Designed as a possible solution to Hong Kong's shortage building space -- particularly for graveyards - Bread Studio has come up with "Floating Eternity." The structure would hold a rotating wall of 370,000 niches which are compartments allotted for people to place their urn containing the remains of their loved ones. Designed like a cruise ship, the floating cemetery would anchor along Hong Kong's coastline, docking at a designated pier for visitors who want to visit their deceased relatives.
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New sketches from a company have proposed the creation of a floating cemetery
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This will be popular during the city's Cheung Yeung and Ching Ming Festival
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A shortage of space and a rise in death rates has caused a shortage of cemetery space
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A maritime mortuary does not exist but other unusual storing options for the dead do
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This allows the walls to travel around the track giving all niches an equal chance for the best position on the cruise; an important aspect of feng shui - the art of placement prominent in @placeholder culture - where the position of the lot affects the price for it.