We will no longer have to fear floods when we live in a house like this

According to a survey of Nature Climate Change, about 4.2 million Americans will lose their homes by 2017 and fall into "landslide" as a result of rising sea levels.

At this time, a house combined with boats to float on the water will be the best solution for people living in coastal areas. Recently, the Terry & Terry Architecture based company in California has launched a beautiful sparkling concept about such a future home.

The Tidal House is inspired by the oil rig.

The Tidal House is inspired by an oil rig: the body of the house will be attached to pillars that are submerged under water. These pillars can be fixed to the rocks or the coastal bottom.

This design does not allow the free house to "swim" to the sea and it can only remain stable in the bay area.

This design does not allow the free house to "swim" to the sea and it can only be stabilized in areas of bays, lagoons, estuaries, as well as used in flooded areas. In case of necessity, the house can be converted quickly into a mini hospital to aid people in flooded areas.

The house is designed for two families with three floors.

The house is designed for two families with three floors, a living room, dining room, four bedrooms and two bathrooms. In addition, members of the house can sunbathe on the sliding roof deck.

Tidal House is very environmentally friendly.

Tidal House is environmentally friendly because it has a rainwater treatment system, a garden to grow vegetables and a solar cell system on the roof similar to Tesla Powerwall. The energy generated from these panels will be used for everyday activities and stored in batteries to prevent bad weather.

Estimated price for a house is 2 million USD.

Currently the expected price for a house like this is 2 million USD, but in the future when commercialization may be reduced if the demand of the population is large enough.