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While these findings are intriguing, the leap from controlled laboratory settings to the complex biological environment of the human body is significant and uncertain

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The guide posts extend almost four meters [13 feet] above the ground level such that in the event of an even bigger flood the house would still be retained between the posts. Fast Company reports the amphibious design is about 25 per cent more expensive than building a house with a normal foundation, but the architects argue its a reasonable solution for not only individual homes, but entire communities: Amphibious construction to date has only been used in small buildings, but it has the potential to overcome flood risk on a much larger scale by creating whole floating platforms, or even floating villages and towns, says Deans