case studies of flood proof project.

1. CASE STUDIES
 [International, Local and Targeted Case Studies]

2. GROUP MEMBERS
MASHIDA MALIK
MUHAMMAD SAAD MUHAMMAD
KAMRAN
TUBA BATOOL

3. MARCH HOUSE
• Flood-Resilient House on the bank of the River
Thames ”Future proof” for the next 100 years.

4. • A PRE-
FABRICATED
STRUCTURE
• LIGHT WEIGHT
• RIVERGARDE
N
SURROUNDS
THE HOME

5. It is elevated on slim
Galvanised steel stilts that
are fixed onto concrete
piles, negating the need
for a concrete slab and
creating the illusion that
the house "hovers in the
landscape".
ELEVATED
HOUSE:

6. • LARGE WOODEN
RISED UP STAIRS
AS AN
ENTRANCE

7. A skylight living, dining and kitchen space at
its center with high ceilings and a fully glazed
wall overlooking the river.

8. • INSULATED
CASSETE
SYSTEM

9. FLOOD-PROOF EXTENSION
HOUSE
VIETNAM HOUSE BY NH4 ARCHITECTS

10. • ELEVATED
NEW PART OF
THE HOUSE

11. OLD PART
NEW PART
ELEVATED BY STONE

12. PLAN

13. INTERNAL STAIRS
COZY INTERIOR

14. OUTER STAIRS

15. LOCAL CASE STUDIES
Flood resilient houses by Yasmeen Lari

16. Introduction
Floods are a big hazard for
our country and Yasmeen
Lari, a female architect,
made houses that are flood
resilient by using bamboo
structures.

17. Good thing about these houses
is that every one can build
these houses irrespective of
learning specific artisan skills
however they made 100
houses in just 6 days.

18. Shelters
Specifically, shelters were
designed for the relies of
flood affected people in
this project.

20. Drawings of Houses

23. Drawings of Shelters

26. TARGETTED CASE STUDIES
BY MUHAMMAD KAMRAN

27. ELEVATED PROMENADE:
HAMBURG PROMENADE BY ZAHA HADID.
Promenade includes:
Staircase as an amphitheater.

28. TERACCED LANDSCAPE
WETLAND PARK CHINA

29. WATER STORAGE:
CRYSTAL BRIDGES
MUSEUM, US.
• The building form
creates two
ponds.
• Excess rainfall
collects in these
mini dams.
• Stored water
serves the
building.

30. BUILDINGS
• ELEVATED BUILDING.
• AMPHIBIOUS BUILDING.
• WATERBODY BUILDING.
• STATIC WATERBOAT.
• SUSPENSION SYSTEM.

31. Northwest Harbor by Bates Masi +
Architects
ELEVATED BUILDING

32. S House by Hammerschmid Pachl Seebacher Architek

33. Toda House by Kimihiko Okada
(Hiroshima, Japan)
ELEVATED CABINS IN NORWAY

34. VIETNAM HOUSE EXTENSION BY NH4 ARCHITECTS
REDSHAK ARTIST STUDIO, ENGLAND

35. AMPHIBIOUS HOUSE ,
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE,
UK
AMPHIBIOUS BUILDING:

36. AMPHIBIOUS BUILDING:
AMPHIBIOUS HOUSE ,
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, UK

37. WATER-BASED HOUSING STRATEGIES:
FLOATING HOUSES, NETHEERLANDS,
AMSTERDAM.

38. HOUSE AS A STATIONARY
BOAT
FLOATING
HOUSES, CARL
TUNER
ARCHITECTS.

39. FLOOD PROOF EXTENSIONS
VIETNAM HOUSE EXTENSION BY
NH4 ARCHITECTS

40. PROMINENT HEIGHTED ENTRANCE:
Brillhart House by
Brillhart
Architecture
(Miami, Florida)

41. ELEVATED HOUSE DESIGN
A Flood -Resilient House in Australian targeted case study
BY SYEDA TUBA BATOOL

42. A Flood -Resilient House in Australian targeted case study

43. ELEVATED HOUSE
Elevated house is a
prefabricated metal unit set
on a set on a pair of
concrete and steel columns
in a rebar- reinforced
foundation

44. INTERIOR STRUCTURE OF ELEVATED HOUSE

45. FRONT VIEW
 It is surrounded by a lot of trees and plants to
avoid the flood level
 It consists of a rain water tanks to emergency
use
 solar power used to heat the water in tanks

46. Concrete
Steels Columns
Wood Panels
Rain Screen
Glass
Timber
Plaster
Brick

47. TARGETTED CASE STUDIES
MUHAMMAD SAAD BIN SIKANDAR

48. Landscapes
Kimbell Art Museum by Louis
Kahn,
United States.

49. Water and Energy
conversion
Smart House, National Taiwan
University

50. Elevated House
House on Basset road,
Remeura, Auckland

51. Bamboo Structure
Green school, Bali,
Indonesia

52. Roofing and
Skylights
Garden school, Bali,
Indonesia

53. Flood Barriers and
Sloped Grounds
Japan Levee System,
Snoqualmie, USA

54. Terrace Garden
Smart House, National
Taiwan
University

55. Targeted Case Studies
 BY MASHIDA MALIK

56. Flood Proof House by Studio Peek Ancona

57. FLOOR PLAN

58. FLOOR PLAN

59. SECTION

60. OPENING ROOF

61. SIMULATION IN HIGH SEA LEVEL SITUATION

62. CONCEPTUAL SKETCHES

63. CONCEPTUAL SKETCHES