Thank you enhaut,
Another very interesting creation - keep them coming!
When I tied this it immediately reminded me of Alan Lee's 'Lees link Bowline'.
Lees link Bowline (in my opinion) is one of the finest creations and is remarkable because there are no tight turns in the structure - all rope segments turn around at least 2 rope diameters and there are 3 rope diameters inside the nipping structure.
In your presentation of your 'wheel house Bowline' - there are also no tight U turns around a single rope diameter - and there are also 3 rope diameters inside the nipping structure.
My only 'criticism' is that it is not so good in a ring loading profile.
Lees link Bowline is rock solid in a ring loading profile.
I have yet to see a 'Bowline' that can exceed the simplistic economy and security of Lees link Bowline.
Maybe you can find an even better 'Bowline'?