Introduction Climate change is making floods, sea-level rise, and extreme weather events more common in many regions. These conditions can cause serious damage to houses and other infrastructure built in low-lying areas. Traditional buildings remain fixed to the ground and may not be able to adapt when water levels rise. Floating concrete structures offer a different solution. They are designed with buoyant foundations that can rise with floodwater, helping structures stay above the water and reducing the risk of damage. Evolution of Flood-Resilient Construction In the past, flood protection mainly depended on elevated buildings, embankments, and drainage systems. While these methods are still useful, they may not always be enough in areas facing severe flooding. Engineers gradually started exploring floating and amphibious structures that can respond to changing water levels. With improvements in concrete technology, buoyant foundations, and structural design, floating structures are ...