TOOLS: Buddy Blalock's amphibious architecture

In this video, Buddy Blalock, a full-time resident of Old River Landing, Louisiana, talks about how he designed and built his house to be amphibious so that it can rise and fall with the area's regular flooding from the Mississippi River. Video by Stephanie Wakefield.

See also: Anthropocene Back Loop, Chapter 5: Survival Skills and Floating Houses

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Glaciers are melting, seas rising, and climates changing. Civilizational baselines are also shifting, including what is true, what being human means, as well as who gets to answer those questions and in what ways. Safe operating space is unraveling as we enter the Anthropocene back loop, a time of chaotic fracture and confusion, experimentation and potential. As observed in ecological systems, a…

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