Abstract: A modular offshore movable drilling platform support includes a double-layer dodecahedrous float having an outer dodecahedrous structure and an inner dodecahedrous structure defining a sealed volume therebetween. The outer dodecahedrous structure is anchored to the ocean floor by tout mooring polyester fiber ropes or aramid guide ropes, and the inner dodecahedrous structure is tied to the ocean floor directly through the use of a riser system. The sealed volume between the inner and outer dodecahedrous structures provides a buoyancy force upon installation of the dodecahedrous float in its position offshore. Both the outer and the inner dodecahedrous structures have 12 pentagonal surfaces formed by the use of rigid Y substructural space components, which contribute to simplified erection process with substantial saving in erection time. The need for expensive underwater welding is minimized in this construction.