Pilothouse (noun)

The house or room on a ship where the steering wheel and navigation equipment are located.

Origin:

From pilot + house.

Examples:

1. The pilothouse on the ship was located on the upper deck, providing a good view of the surroundings.
2. The pilothouse on the tugboat was equipped with state-of-the-art navigation technology, ensuring safe passage.
3. The pilothouse on the ferry was manned by a trained captain, who was responsible for steering the ship.
4. The pilothouse on the yacht was fitted with comfortable seating and a small kitchen, providing a living space for the captain.
5. The pilothouse on the cruise ship was air-conditioned, providing a comfortable work environment for the crew.