Tsunami Pod
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A conceptual design of what a house made to withstand a tsunami may look like. Made for a Grade 9 Geography project.
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A conceptual design of what a house made to withstand a tsunami may look like. Made for a Grade 9 Geography project. It has carbon nanotube tethers and electromagnets that will repel each other to make it float mid-water. It can also generate its own power and filter water via the turbine and solar panel on top and filter on the back during the tsunami. It can be connected to the city’s resources via the pipes on the back. To protect it, the house will be made of steel, reinforced with coatings of metallic glass (amorphous metal) and silicone for waterproofing. Plexiglas will also be used for the solar panel and windows which are covered during the tsunami for further protection. The house is only one floor, like a bungalow, due to its hydrodynamic shape which prevents the tsunami from harming it.
This model was created using TinkerCAD.
Links to the models on TinkerCAD: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/jLAHk3DKtQu
https://www.tinkercad.com/things/lqpHyaWNBAW
Animation of how it works on Sketchfab: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/the-tsunami-pod-2625924e81ed465087bed11ae3b7b8e9