Julian Owen
Baca Architects designed and built The Amphibious House, which can rise up in its dock and float if flooding occurs
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Many people would like to live by the sea or a river, attracted by the scenic views and nearby opportunities for boating, fishing and walking. However, one downside to residing in these locations is the threat of water ingress. Some of the UK’s most picturesque towns and villages have appeared on the news as possessions are lost, homes ruined and lives put in danger by flooding. And events like this aren’t one-offs, as it looks like the frequency of flooding is set to increase in the coming years due to climate change. This means future dangers have to be considered if you’re planning to self-build or extend in an area that’s at risk.
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