Climate change and rising sea levels inspired my concept for modular floating homes. These structures are built on buoyant platforms that can adapt to shifting water levels, reducing the risk of flood damage.
The design emphasizes sustainability by using renewable materials like bamboo and recycled plastics. Solar panels and rainwater collection systems are integrated into the structures, allowing them to operate independently in off-grid environments.
While still in the conceptual stage, this project reflects the growing need for resilient architecture in coastal communities. It combines practical engineering with design aesthetics to offer not just survival, but comfort and dignity in the face of environmental challenges.