FEATURED PROJECTS



 

PROJECTS BY OTHERS

Amphibious Projects by Others

 

Amphi Nest Prototype

Kozha, Kerala, India

Completed in 2021

Kaiapoi House

Kaiapoi, New Zealand

Completed in 2018

Warsaw Pavilion

Warsaw, Poland

Completed in 2017

The Arcadia Education Project

South Kanarchor, Bangladesh

Saif Ul Haque

Completed in 2016

Amphibious House on the River Thames

Marlow, Buckinghamshire, UK

Baca Architects

Completed in 2016

Amphibious House Prototype

Bangkok, Thailand

Site-Specific

Completed in 2013

Ohé and Laak

Maasplassen Lakes, The Netherlands

Dura Vermeer

Completed in 2012

LIFT House

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Prithula Prosun

Completed in 2010

FLOAT House

New Orleans, Louisiana

Morphosis Architects

Completed in 2009

Lakeview House

New Orleans, Louisiana 

Completed 2007

Unamphibiated in 2012

Maasbommel Amphibious Housing

Maasbommel, The Netherlands

Dura Vermeer

Completed in 2006

Marina Oolderhuuske

Roermond, The Netherlands

Completed in 1998

Old River Landing

Old River Landing, Louisiana

Under Continuous Development since mid 1970s

 
 

 

 

Hybrid Projects by Others

 

The Lifetable Green House

Middlesex, UK

BAT Studio

Completed in 2015

Blooming Bamboo Home

Hoan Kiem District, Vietnam

H&P Architects

Constructed in 2013 without Amphibious Components

Watervilla

Kortenhoef, The Netherlands

WaterStudio

Completed in 2008

 

 

 

Exclusively Floating Projects by Others

 

The Dream Home

Bangladesh

Completed in 2017

Makoko Floating School

Lagos, Nigeria

Completed in 2013

Destroyed in 2016

Lake Huron Floating House

Lake Huron, Canada

MOS Architects

Completed in 2008

IJburg Waterdwellings

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Architectenbureau Marlies Rohmer

Completed in 2011

 
 

 

International Conference on Amphibious Architecture, Design and Engineering


 

The International Conference on Amphibious Architecture and Design (ICAADE) aims to bring together practitioners, researchers, authorities, students, NGO’s, communities and investors in the exchange of knowledge and practice on amphibious issues. Architecture, design and engineering are the result of long-lasting social, economic and technological progress and pathways. We need multidisciplinary perspectives on shifting the boundaries of water and land by use of architecture, design and engineering. These perspectives can support the identification of open questions, market potentials, acceptance and engagement, and flood risk mitigation and climate change adaptation. 

ICAADE also aims to overcome the land-water-dichotomy by providing space and time for discussions on the various paths of practice, experience and knowledge. A pier for science to policy, to practice, and vice versa will offer opportunities to include business, health, finance, design, insurance, politics, research and engineering. In the procedural amphibious space, it is crucial to integrate natural, technological and human interactions for a more sustainable stewardship. With shifting perspectives, the conference reflects on shifting boundaries and water-levels. 

 
 
 

Visit the 2023 official website

 
 
 
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Visit the 2019 official website

 
 
 
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Visit the 2017 official website

 
 
 
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Visit the 2015 official website

 
 

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