Dutch Prepare for Climate Change With Floating Houses
With rising sea levels and more extreme weather events on the horizon, the Dutch are building houses modeled after arks. These houses become buoyant during floods.
There is a string of 37 houses located along the Maas River in Holland that were designed and built by Dura Vermeer. Such houses can rise 16 feet without problems and contain flexible pipes, electrical, and sewer lines.
The foundation of the sits on the river bottom. If you were to drill a hole through the basement floor, water would come in (so this is not recommended).
