What if homes didn’t fight floods—but floated with them? 🌊🏡
Meet Prashant Kumar, the Indian engineer designing a climate-resilient floating house that rises with monsoon floodwaters instead of being damaged by them.
Built using locally sourced natural materials, this carbon-negative home combines traditional wisdom with innovative engineering. Beyond flood resilience, it also integrates food production, making sustainable living a part of everyday life.
As climate change brings more extreme weather, solutions like these show that adapting doesn’t always require bigger cities or more concrete—sometimes it starts with reimagining the way we build.
Would you consider living in a floating home if it meant better protection from floods? Tell us in the comments. 💚
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