This work is related to the PUC-Rio research area of vessel´s designs such as ships and semi-sub platforms. In this research area two softwares have been developed: MG and Sstab. The first is a geometric modeler based on cross sections and also on a mesh generator; the second is a software for the analysis of static and dynamic stability of MG models. This work proposes an integrated environment for modeling, and static and dynamic analysis of vessels. The main advantage of the proposed environment is that it is possible to obtain automatically variants of a specific model in order to achieve a desired configuration, not only in relation to geometry but also concerning the static stability aspect. This environment uses the Lua programming language and it is possible to define global variables to be used as parameters which retrieve or modify modeling values such as length, width, height, and so on. Any model can be parameterized, as a function of user chosen variables, which allows an automatic modeling with the variation of those parameters. There has been also developed some auxiliary tools which help the modeling of floating structures. Those tools verify the topological consistency of a mesh, generate a gradual subdivision of intersected curves and simplify the new generated meshes. They are also able to detect if the model has symmetry in relation to a certain plane, and sections can be automatically obtained according to different draughts.